He claimed that their use had changed the members of the legal profession from a body of original and stalwart thinkers, to a body of sickly book-worms.
Orange Jacobs: “He claimed that their use had changed the members of the legal profession from a body of original and stalwart thinkers…”
Editor's note · Context
Jacobs notes a judge's opinion that the legal profession has shifted from original thinkers to overly reliant bookworms due to the use of reports.
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