A Complete Practical Treatise on Criminal Procedure, Pleading and Evidence, in Indictable Cases: With Minute Directions and Forms ... Comprising the "New System of Criminal Procedure, Pleading and Evidence" |
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Page 229-1
... prosecutor repeated blows on the head with it , you will say , whether he did this merely to hurt the prosecutor , and give him pain , as by giving him a black eye or bloody nose , or whether he did it to do him some substantial ...
... prosecutor repeated blows on the head with it , you will say , whether he did this merely to hurt the prosecutor , and give him pain , as by giving him a black eye or bloody nose , or whether he did it to do him some substantial ...
Page 229-10
... prosecutor a cut across the hen : Park , J. , left it to the jury to say , whether the prisoner ran with a malicious intention of getting out his knife , to inflict an injury on the prosecutor , and so gain an advantage in the conflict ...
... prosecutor a cut across the hen : Park , J. , left it to the jury to say , whether the prisoner ran with a malicious intention of getting out his knife , to inflict an injury on the prosecutor , and so gain an advantage in the conflict ...
Page 236-14
... prosecutor a challenge to fight in single combat , is equivalent to an averment that he challenged him to fight . Ib . No particular form of words is necessary to constitute a challenge to fight a duel ; whether challenge to fight in ...
... prosecutor a challenge to fight in single combat , is equivalent to an averment that he challenged him to fight . Ib . No particular form of words is necessary to constitute a challenge to fight a duel ; whether challenge to fight in ...
Page 239-6
... prosecutor drew his pistol , cocked it , and ran out ; they all ran away together ; the pro- secutor followed them , and when they had run about fifty yards they stood ; they had all turned round ; one of them shot at the prosecutor who ...
... prosecutor drew his pistol , cocked it , and ran out ; they all ran away together ; the pro- secutor followed them , and when they had run about fifty yards they stood ; they had all turned round ; one of them shot at the prosecutor who ...
Page 240-5
... prosecutor overtaking him , and saying he had the warrant , wounded the prosecutor with a stone ; neither Smith nor Adams being present at the time , nor any where near the place where the attempt to arrest occurred : it was objected ...
... prosecutor overtaking him , and saying he had the warrant , wounded the prosecutor with a stone ; neither Smith nor Adams being present at the time , nor any where near the place where the attempt to arrest occurred : it was objected ...
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