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4170. JUDGES, Qualifications.—
The
judges should always be men of learning and
experience in the laws, of exemplary morals,
great patience, calmness and attention; their
minds should not be distracted with jarring
interests.—
To George Wythe.
Ford ed., ii, 59.
(1776)
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