saving time, to guarantee in more decisive manner the compliance not only by the Prosecution but also by the Defense Counsel of the rules set out by [ ... ]
department received it before the Tribunal. But the Tribunal in its resolution of the 8th of March, 1946, had granted me permission that I could use [ ... ]
that the quotation which Mr. Justice Jackson has just quoted originates from a French scientist, Mr. Labouche passages which were to be translated, an [ ... ]
Tribunal. Is that right? DR. THOMAS: No, My Lord, that is not right. To start with, this was an internal process and [ ... ]
Tribunal subsequently ruled to be inadmissible. MR. JUSTICE JACKSON: May I make a correction which seems to lead to mi [ ... ]
work at the moment. Please let us have it, and we can start to translate it." that both parties, the Prosecution and the Defense, are working with th [ ... ]
It is quite certain that it wasn't the defense who originated it; I don't know who, but not the defense. Far be it from me to reproach anybody. Thin [ ... ]
tact which is necessary for the defense during this trial, without making some small mistake or other. At any rate, I for myself do not claim that I [ ... ]
retained and that there should not be a state of belligerency. Where would it lead us to, since we are all pursuing the same aims? my request -- that [ ... ]
what I have to say stand on the facts-- the order of the 8th of March, 1946, paragraph 3 thereof. I call the attention of the Tribunal to the fact th [ ... ]