Excerpt from A First Book of Jurisprudence for Students of the Common Law
Again, some speculative problems are capable of giving much trouble in the actual practice and administration of the law, while others are seldom or never heard of in court; and it is hard for the layman or the novice to distinguish the two kinds. In this as in other sciences every one must make his way through the stage of confusion and illusion in bis own fashion. But, though it is his own work which no one else can do for him, it is possible for those who have passed beyond that adventure to be ready with a helping hand and a warning voice.
In the first part of this book I have tried to set forth, in language intelligible to scholars who are not yet lawyers, so much of the general ideas underlying legal discussions as appeared needful for the removal of the most pressing difficulties. Not much will be found about constitutional or criminal law; not because I underrate their actual importance, but because they do not, as a rule, so much require this kind of explanation, and their exceptional problems, when they do occur, are too hard for novices, and are best left for a riper stage.
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