The memoirs of Will H. Hays (1955)

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LAW AND LOCAL POLITICS against accepting any position on the bench where there was a possibility that he would be serving as judge when one of his own sons came up to argue a case before him. This kind of integrity, wholly ingrained in John T. Hays, was recognized by all his colleagues. This experience also was doubtless woven into my esteem for the law, which held my attention, however often interrupted, and remained my North Star through all these years.