The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... Chief Justice ( afterwards Chancellor ) Kent , delivering the opinion of the Supreme Court of the State of New York in the negative , says , that if France should at any future period agree to and actually make compen- sation for the ...
... Chief Justice ( afterwards Chancellor ) Kent , delivering the opinion of the Supreme Court of the State of New York in the negative , says , that if France should at any future period agree to and actually make compen- sation for the ...
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... Chief Justice Tindall : " The question is whether the offence amounts to murder , or whether it is manslaughter of an aggravated description . . There are several principles of law relating to this subject , one of which is perfectly ...
... Chief Justice Tindall : " The question is whether the offence amounts to murder , or whether it is manslaughter of an aggravated description . . There are several principles of law relating to this subject , one of which is perfectly ...
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... Chief Justice who delivered the opinion of a majority of the court , seems to have disregarded the distinction between the fact of killing and that of wilful or intentional or vol- untary killing , and to have given his sanction to the ...
... Chief Justice who delivered the opinion of a majority of the court , seems to have disregarded the distinction between the fact of killing and that of wilful or intentional or vol- untary killing , and to have given his sanction to the ...
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... judge in The People v . Stokes , and it is to be noticed that both the opinion in this case and the charge referred to find authority in Com . v . York , where , as has been pointed out , the Chief Justice virtually maintained that the ...
... judge in The People v . Stokes , and it is to be noticed that both the opinion in this case and the charge referred to find authority in Com . v . York , where , as has been pointed out , the Chief Justice virtually maintained that the ...
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... Chief Justice Shaw said that there must be a preponderance of evidence in rebuttal of the pre- sumption , otherwise the presumption would stand ; and this rule has since been adopted in several cases , among others in those of The ...
... Chief Justice Shaw said that there must be a preponderance of evidence in rebuttal of the pre- sumption , otherwise the presumption would stand ; and this rule has since been adopted in several cases , among others in those of The ...
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