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Show mm l B' Taft Makes Protest Bihe Plan o Limit K'erof Judges. fto SENSE OF Kilt OF AMERICANS Kjndicial Systems of H'aiid United Slates Krably to Latter. M&' 13. President Tuft Klcly tonight against Via muWtam' on" reform of I ho I procedure tlie prcsi-tlludc prcsi-tlludc phi'm. ch was devoted to a unfavorable to this Icliil systems of Great nlted Slates. He la-ry la-ry manifested. 'even In particularly In iltktions on the power aid, "not content with Dii of the Judge to one t of Ihc moderator, in, y or the presWInp of-com'cntlou. of-com'cntlou. the judge jess Important am! to iB trial mid to assume meter of a defendant iw miller which, If his ct In court don t suit if llic electors of his o compelled to submit 5 continuance on the enn for which he was o:i fr rc-coM. In wh eh recall Is to he included ords. and his defense lly brief, lid Work Harm. o said that this pro-idopteJ, pro-idopteJ, will give him or power for useful -a reform in the en-irlmlnal en-irlmlnal law of this certainly not diminish fpo'nsibility of counsel Let Us hope that the unov of the American t pt often saved them of deiniigogueiy. will respect of this 'nos-vl'ilch 'nos-vl'ilch show: the crimps K' hi this country nA hose In England, an; Mating to any A merlin merl-in his fellow conn try -Jlng and lw-cnf3r"olng of the, English system fir procedure and their )r of the individual as il and conviction, and r the security of the iVMual nre exactly the we ilurlvo ours from tho Differenco. great difference, then, ivcnc&a. of the two sys-l sys-l to wclsi In the cliai'-and cliai'-and learning of tho wcr which they maln-In maln-In the course of the p of time and the slm-issues slm-issues and In the ro-ce ro-ce given to their intl-bonch intl-bonch as to the proper !l In the conduct of the any other reason for annot be found In pro-ncnt pro-ncnt on the effect that I power of the Judge In lie matter of the mnn-l3l mnn-l3l has had on his abil-mcthods abil-mcthods of counsel for their conduct in the C In K .. ..r.. 1,1 ITanny and an unrcason-Judgos unrcason-Judgos have led to stat-5 stat-5 upon their power In flmlnal trials which have Jury hi this country, i the western states, an t lUEtltutlou from what d to be at the timo of our constitution, iltatlons of Judges. ) Judges arc not permit- "pon the facts' at all. sn allowed to charge the rsuaients of counsel, but to submit written b! rugc nuesllons of law Jmty to apply the prin-to prin-to tho facts of the case, t that a Judge in tho i ' Imposes upon tho man-.fouiisci man-.fouiisci In un English fbolly wanting, with the 'ft in the codn of profes-uie profes-uie government of coun-rrmeF. coun-rrmeF. to which counsel i,.lheIr' clients seem to r proper for (horn to "ct makes neither for the W't. for (he elevation of bar, f0r Ule expcninK t of crl'101' r UlC rcaso"-S!RLCcrm rcaso"-S!RLCcrm was lo Wress but was unable to )f ii.neiusy. r Sa!1 Fra- . the Hpeakers. Jd2?rr9.w soe 10 Harrls-thTS Harrls-thTS V,lc tcl" biennial "motherhood of Rull-1( Rull-1( Taft is expected lo |