Survivors tales of famous crimes Survivors tales of famous crimes Walter Wood’s Survivors’ Tales of Famous Crimes (1916) is a public-domain anthology of firsthand accounts of notorious British criminal cases, blending vivid personal testimony with h…
"A Treatise on the Law of Evidence" by Simon Greenleaf is a comprehensive and detailed examination of the principles and rules governing evidence in legal proceedings. Volume 1 A Treatise on the Law of Evidence Simon Greenleaf’s A Treatis…
In "Criminal Obscenity: A Plea for its Suppression" by John Ford, published in 1926, the author delves into the pressing issue of the proliferation of obscene and depraved literature, plays, and pictures in American society. Criminal Obsc…
The world's legal philosophies From the translator preface: "Until either philosopher become kings," said Socrates, "or kings philosophers, States will never succeed in remedying their shortcomings." And if he was loath to gi…
Law as a means to an end by Rudolf von Jhering, Translated by Isaac Husik. Excerpt: There are several reasons for thinking our people apt thereto. But, without delaying over the grounds for such speculations, let us recall that as shrewd and good-na…
