GREAT BRITAIN: Report

Monday, Nov. 04, 1935
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No judge has a higher reputation for impartiality than Baron Hewart, the Lord Chief Justice of England, but last week he reported after 13 years on the Empire's highest bench: ''The only impartiality possible to the human mind is that which arises from an understanding of neither side of the case."

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