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And the Judges had dared to set free the accused men--had refused to consign them to prison, despite public opinion and the desire of the Administration.
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gutenberg.orgAlbert Beveridge: “And the Judges had dared to set free the accused men--had refused to consign them to prison, despite public opinion and…”
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Beveridge highlights the courage of judges who prioritize justice over public opinion and political pressure.
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