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None So Blind
Fraenkel, Osmond K. | September 27, 1933 issue

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This article presents information about the book "Trial by Prejudice," by Arthur Garfield Hays. Hays's theme is stated simply and is readily acceptable: when men are involved emotionally they do not see straight. Perhaps he does too much apologizing for this failure, confessing as he does to a similar frailty in himself. It may be that he is right in believing that one can hardly expect jurors subject to the immediate influence of local feeling to surmount this weakness, although, as the book itself shows, this has sometimes happened.

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TRIAL by Prejudice (Book); HAYS, Arthur Garfield; PREJUDICES; JURORS; ATTITUDE (Psychology); COURTS -- Officials & employees
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