Brooklyn Law School - Chancellor Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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.g W-jjyfaea 79334 PRACTICE COURT sion of Dr. Edwin Welling Cady, founder and director NDER the supervi f the Brookl n Law School Practice Court, fifty aggressively conducted 0 Y and interesting trials were litigated in the Trial and Motion Parts of the 1933 calendar of the Practice Court. The statements of fact used as a basis of preparation embraced every field of law. There were cases involving Surrogate's Practice, Criminal Law, Sales, Contracts, Carriers, Corporations, Agency, Real Property, Guaranty, Domestic Relations, Insurance, Partnership, Bailments and Trusts, affording to the par- ticipants an unexcelled opportunity to actually become familiar with an un- usually detailed and complete knowledge of the interrelations of substantive and adjective law in the subject-matter under consideration. During the con- duct of the trials, the spectators saw presented before them realistic enactments of situations that arise in everyday practice of the law. There were missing husbands, broken legs, stolen furs, absconding part- ners, murderous gangsters, negligent drivers, defrauding managers, sleeping watchmen, conniving relatives, missing wills, wily detectives, stony corporations, expert doctors, heartless bigamists, reckless motormen, bereaved wives, schem- ing directors and kleptomaniacal spouses, there were witnesses who were shy, who were sly, who suffered from amnesia, who were biased, who were voluble, who were confiding, who were lugubrious, who had extraordinary memories. The locales included cemeteries, streetcorner accidents, deathbed scenes, garages, railroad cars, hotels, restaurants, grade-crossings, police stations, stables, apartments, offices, steamships, penthouses and basements. There were falls in backyards, off trolleycars, defalcations, kidnapping, blackmail- ings, poisonings, the finding of lost property, the losing of stolen property, ghostly visitations, murders, assaults, abuses of confidence, fabrications in testi- mony, crossing accidents, nurses, basketball players, automobile accidents, widows, policemen, co-respondents, robberies, insurance policies, testimony was given by experts on handwriting, medicine, typewriting, ballistics, furs, horses, jewels, stocks, speeds, ages, colors, sizes, shapes, appearances and disap- pearances. D Trials are conducted under the strict rules of pleading and practice, pre- sided over by prominent judges and attorneys, and the court-room procedure is that of the Supreme Court. The attorneys, who are senior students, meet their clients after an enactment of the facts has taken place, it is their duty Pzge One Hmzdaed Six