 | Edgar Benton Kinkead - 1905 - 404 pages
...power upon all occasions. A gentleman, speaking to a class of students, with reference to this topic said: "Be absolutely candid with the court; do not...in ascertaining the truth; it has a right to rely upon you. A lawyer who is not candid with the court, who attempts to deceive or mislead it, soon becomes... | |
 | 1907 - 382 pages
...contingent upon their opinion with regard to certain laws that may come before them for consideration." Be absolutely candid with the court; do not attempt...in ascertaining the truth; it has a right to rely upon you. A lawyer who is not candid with the court, who attempts to deceive or mislead it, soon becomes... | |
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Be absolutely candid with the court, do not attempt to mislead it. Remember you are one of the officers of the court whose duty it is to assist it in ascertaining the truth; it has a right to rely 