The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... the community , when the judge is in a position to point to the very statute which has been broken , and when the public , by comparing the evidence with the statutory definition of the JURISPRUDENCE AND THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW . 5.
... the community , when the judge is in a position to point to the very statute which has been broken , and when the public , by comparing the evidence with the statutory definition of the JURISPRUDENCE AND THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW . 5.
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... evidence in his own case . By the practice of France and other European countries a prisoner is examined in open court on the facts alleged against him , and is allowed to give his evidence to facts tending to exculpate him or to ...
... evidence in his own case . By the practice of France and other European countries a prisoner is examined in open court on the facts alleged against him , and is allowed to give his evidence to facts tending to exculpate him or to ...
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... evidence is ex hypothesi unreliable and valueless , but with strange incon- sistency allows his deposition to be taken out of court and read to the jury as evidence against himself . I have not read or heard that anyone objects to a ...
... evidence is ex hypothesi unreliable and valueless , but with strange incon- sistency allows his deposition to be taken out of court and read to the jury as evidence against himself . I have not read or heard that anyone objects to a ...
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... evidence which has come upon one of the parties by surprise . A tribunal of appeal before which the true issue is raised more clearly , and on sifted evidence , is not liable to the same chances of error . " A similar opinion has too ...
... evidence which has come upon one of the parties by surprise . A tribunal of appeal before which the true issue is raised more clearly , and on sifted evidence , is not liable to the same chances of error . " A similar opinion has too ...
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... evidence should be excluded or admitted . " That is a question of fact , and can only be determined by evidence . Sir Theodore Martin in speaking of Committees , says : " Carefully selected from the picked men of the country , usually ...
... evidence should be excluded or admitted . " That is a question of fact , and can only be determined by evidence . Sir Theodore Martin in speaking of Committees , says : " Carefully selected from the picked men of the country , usually ...
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