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Judge for yourself

01 January 1991

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Judge for yourself
libdoc November=1992

Author: Pickles, Judge James
Publisher: Smith Gryphon 1992 Appendices
Keywords: Law Judiciary Police Women Media Prison

Contents:

1. What made me as I am?
2. Was all the agony of the Bar worthwhile?
3. Why did I join the bench and how did I fit in?
4. Was I too hard on solicitors and barristers?
5. Was I too easy on the police?
6. Was I anti-women?
7. Did I become `media-infected'?
8. How close did I become to being sacked?
9. Did I send too many to prison?

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