The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 20Saunders and Benning, 1854 - Law |
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Page 93
... jury , acquainted with the operation of trials without jury . So is occasionally the publicity of trials highly inconvenient ; yet should we desire secret trials ? Liberty , as we conceive it , can no more exist without the trial by jury ...
... jury , acquainted with the operation of trials without jury . So is occasionally the publicity of trials highly inconvenient ; yet should we desire secret trials ? Liberty , as we conceive it , can no more exist without the trial by jury ...
Page 94
... jury ; namely , that it is often useful for the decision of such facts ( and especially to determine damages for such commercial grievances ) as could not be so well estimated by the mind of a judge less versed in such concerns . Any ...
... jury ; namely , that it is often useful for the decision of such facts ( and especially to determine damages for such commercial grievances ) as could not be so well estimated by the mind of a judge less versed in such concerns . Any ...
Page 95
... juries . That whilst civil causes are tried six times a year throughout the country by juries , they are tried daily by a single judge without any jury at all , whilst shoals of criminal charges are summarily settled by magistrates ...
... juries . That whilst civil causes are tried six times a year throughout the country by juries , they are tried daily by a single judge without any jury at all , whilst shoals of criminal charges are summarily settled by magistrates ...
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LAW MAGAZINE VOL XX N S FEB MAY 1854 | 28 |
CRIMINAL AND MAGISTRATES CASES 35 158 | 35 |
ECCLESIASTICAL 43 | 43 |
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