The Criminal Law Journal of India. Journal. August 30 1908

To the conservation of these rights the only appeal lies to the law Upon the heart and mind and conscience of the judiciary depends the protection of every right and interest. [...] In further illustration of the conscience of the judge as dominaing legal intevretation and ignoring all consideration but the law call 04%1064.4o Some events in the lives of two of the great juristi of thigtountry and England—Marshall and Mansfield. [...] Interference by nisi pries judges exercising jurisdiction in habeas corpus with the executio of such a judgment for any reason appearing upon the record of the case piettented to the Supreme Court constitutes a wrongful infringement of the appellate jurisdiction of the court and tends to bring the courts of the state into disrepute. [...] The Cokes the Marshalls and the Mansfields are the type who maintain the honor the glory and the purity of the temple of justice and as long as a free pe3ple dominate in the government of a free country where liberty regulated by law; reigns there will be found the con-- scionable administration of just and humane laws to govern guide and protect a free people in their protect and personal r [...] The existence of this state of things is a public calamity of the most serious character for it shews as to the mental condition of a large class of the population a want of moral rectitude a cowardice of heart a feebleness of spirit not only contemptible bat destructive of all those qualities which go to the making of a great and selrespecting and especially a Christian people.