Frederick Bernays Wiener (50 results)

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First Edition. Fine cloth copy in a very good, slightly edge-nicked and dust-dulled dust-wrapper, now mylar-sleeved. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Physical description: xxxii, 346 pages ; 24 cm. Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 315-337) and index. Contents: From the first Mutiny Act to the first camp follower article of war -- The Seven Years War: Germany and France. Cuba, the Philippines, and the Floridas. Canada -- Restrictions on military jurisdiction over non-military persons: Civilians in the American wilderness. Members of the Royal Navy. Civilians on Minorca -- Military relations with civilians and the civil power in America, 1765-1775 -- The War of American Independence (pt. 1): Civilians with the British Army. Six occupied cities: Boston ; New York: Hayes the privateer owner. Captain Lippincott of the Associated Loyalists. Duryee, Todd, and Fighliman. Trial of the counterfeiters. Cornelius Hetfield. The jurisdictional enigma of the evacuation -- The War of American Independence (pt. 2): Six occupied cities, continued: Newport ; Philadelphia ; Savannah ; Charleston, South Carolina. Burgoyne's campaign -- Judge Advocates General and their deputies in America: the earliest judge advocates general. Charles Gould, DJAG and JAG. John Appy, DJA. Hector Theophilus Cramahé, DJA. Stephen Payne Adye, DJA -- Wellington's army -- Jurisdictional law and practice fro Waterloo to Suez: The post-Waterloo Mutiny Acts. Jurisdiction over followers of the Indian Army. Consolidation of the Military Code. Jurisdiction under martial law -- The Army and Air Forces Acts 1955 : Extension of American military jurisdiction over civilians accompanying the Army abroad. Similar British extension patterned on American example. Fall of the American military jurisdiction over accompanying civilians. Actual exercise of British military jurisdiction over civilians abroad. Subjects: Courts-martial and courts of inquiry Great Britain.Military law Great Britain.Courts-martial and courts of inquiry. Military law.Courts-martial and courts of inquiry Great Britain.Courts-martial and courts of inquiry Great Britain.Military law Great Britain.Martial law Great Britain.Courts-martial and courts of inquiry Great Britain.Military law Great Britain.England, military law history 1967. Military law, history England 1967. Martial law English Military. Canada History Seven Years' War, 1755-1763. Great Britain.Great Britain Court records.Great Britain Military records. 3 Kg.

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First Edition. Fine cloth copy in a very good, slightly edge-nicked and dust-dulled dust-wrapper, now mylar-sleeved. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Physical description: xxxii, 346 pages ; 24 cm. Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 315-337) and index. Contents: From the first Mutiny Act to the first camp follower article of war -- The Seven Years War: Germany and France. Cuba, the Philippines, and the Floridas. Canada -- Restrictions on military jurisdiction over non-military persons: Civilians in the American wilderness. Members of the Royal Navy. Civilians on Minorca -- Military relations with civilians and the civil power in America, 1765-1775 -- The War of American Independence (pt. 1): Civilians with the British Army. Six occupied cities: Boston ; New York: Hayes the privateer owner. Captain Lippincott of the Associated Loyalists. Duryee, Todd, and Fighliman. Trial of the counterfeiters. Cornelius Hetfield. The jurisdictional enigma of the evacuation -- The War of American Independence (pt. 2): Six occupied cities, continued: Newport ; Philadelphia ; Savannah ; Charleston, South Carolina. Burgoyne's campaign -- Judge Advocates General and their deputies in America: the earliest judge advocates general. Charles Gould, DJAG and JAG. John Appy, DJA. Hector Theophilus Cramahé, DJA. Stephen Payne Adye, DJA -- Wellington's army -- Jurisdictional law and practice fro Waterloo to Suez: The post-Waterloo Mutiny Acts. Jurisdiction over followers of the Indian Army. Consolidation of the Military Code. Jurisdiction under martial law -- The Army and Air Forces Acts 1955 : Extension of American military jurisdiction over civilians accompanying the Army abroad. Similar British extension patterned on American example. Fall of the American military jurisdiction over accompanying civilians. Actual exercise of British military jurisdiction over civilians abroad. Subjects: Courts-martial and courts of inquiry Great Britain.Military law Great Britain.Courts-martial and courts of inquiry. Military law.Courts-martial and courts of inquiry Great Britain.Courts-martial and courts of inquiry Great Britain.Military law Great Britain.Martial law Great Britain.Courts-martial and courts of inquiry Great Britain.Military law Great Britain.England, military law history 1967. Military law, history England 1967. Martial law English Military. Canada History Seven Years' War, 1755-1763. Great Britain.Great Britain Court records.Great Britain Military records. 1 Kg.

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Gebunden. Condition: New. KlappentextrnrnOriginally published: Washington, D.C.: BNA Incorporated, 1961. iii (New Introduction), xvi, 506 pp. With a New Introduction by Bryan A. Garner, President, LawProse, Inc. This book tells how to brief and how to argue a Federal cas.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Originally published: Washington, D.C.: BNA Incorporated, 1961. iii (New Introduction), xvi, 506 pp. With a New Introduction by Bryan A. Garner, President, LawProse, Inc. This book tells how to brief and how to argue a Federal case on appeal. Its primary purpose is to explain to the lawyer how to best persuade a Federal appellate court to decide a case in his favor. It is neither a practice manual nor a text of Federal appellate procedure, being written on the assumption that all the procedural steps necessary to perfect the appeal have been or will be timely taken. Consequently this book deals with problems that are common to appeals in whatever Federal court they may be presented.Many of the principles defined and discussed herein are applicable also to the argument, oral and written, of questions of fact and law presented and heard in Federal trial courts. The task of presenting facts and law effectively, the psychology of persuasion, the requirements of candor and accuracy-these are matters common to forensic effort in every courtroom, at every state of a litigated proceeding.In addition to its discussion of appellate advocacy and a description of procedure in the federal appellate courts (Supreme Court, U.S. Court of Appeals, and specialized federal courts), it provides valuable guidelines for writing briefs and appeals and the preparing oral arguments.Among other lessons, it teaches ways to -think before writing, -state facts and phrase issues persuasively, -use argumentative headings, -employ clear, forceful English, -handle questions in oral argument, -use maps and charts effectively and -prevent 'forensic halitosis.'AALS Law Books Recommended for Libraries List 26, Legal Profession, page 20, 'A' Rated.'To get into court and to maintain your right to be there is the object of all pleading and is as important in an appellate court as in a trial court ( ) This book is a guide to handling of cases on appeal in the Federal courts by one who is eminently qualified to instruct and direct in this field.'from the foreword by Sherman Minton, Associate Justice, U.S. Supreme Court'Anyone familiar with Mr. Wiener's reputation as an appellate advocate and with his earlier works would expect his new book to be either required reading or strongly recommended in a course in Appellate Practice and Procedure. My own choice for next spring's seminar at this law school is to require it. This is not to say, however, that the book is directed solely to the student in law school. There are probably few practicing attorneys who would not benefit substantially from the author's ability, drawing on his vast personal experience, to expound the art of appellate advocacy in a fascinating and instructive way.' Monroe H. Freedman, The George Washington Law Review 30 (1961-62) 148.'This is a brilliant book by a brilliant mind. It's the seminal 20th-century book on appellate advocacy, with wisdom, insight, and concrete examples packed into page after page.'Bryan A. GarnerFrederick Bernys Wiener [1906-1996], or 'Fritz' as he was known to his friends, was educated at Brown University and Harvard Law School, where he was a note editor on Harvard Law Review. In addition to several years in private practice, Wiener held positions in the U.S. Department of the Interior, the Judge Advocate General's Corps (as an officer during the Second World War) and the Solicitor General's Office, where he successfully argued the landmark Supreme Court case Reid v. Covert. Also a scholar of vast learning and high reputation, he wrote copiously on courts-martial, martial law and legal history.

Wiener, Frederick Bernays. The Rhode Island Merchants and the Sugar Act. [Place of publication not identified], Southworth Press, 1930. 464-500 pp. Green printed wraps. Light wear to edges, else near fine. $45. * Reprints from the New England Quarterly, Vol. III, No. 3, 1930.