The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... person to give evidence in his own case . By the practice of France and other European countries a prisoner is ... persons escape through juries believing whatever JURISPRUDENCE AND THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW . 9.
... person to give evidence in his own case . By the practice of France and other European countries a prisoner is ... persons escape through juries believing whatever JURISPRUDENCE AND THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW . 9.
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... person should be consulted to this extent . It is matter of notoriety that most persons who enter the dock find their way there from some indiscretion of their own , but even if this was not generally true , why should any defendant ...
... person should be consulted to this extent . It is matter of notoriety that most persons who enter the dock find their way there from some indiscretion of their own , but even if this was not generally true , why should any defendant ...
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... person affected may treat with contempt , is , I venture to think , worse than useless . It is in many cases a positive hindrance to efficient legislation . It is always and necessarily a failure , viewed as a means to an object , and ...
... person affected may treat with contempt , is , I venture to think , worse than useless . It is in many cases a positive hindrance to efficient legislation . It is always and necessarily a failure , viewed as a means to an object , and ...
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... person in whom the right resides is entitled to exact ; ( 4. ) A person obliged . The person entitled and the person obliged are called by Mr. Holland respectively " the person of inherence " and " the person of incidence , " terms ...
... person in whom the right resides is entitled to exact ; ( 4. ) A person obliged . The person entitled and the person obliged are called by Mr. Holland respectively " the person of inherence " and " the person of incidence , " terms ...
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... Person " is very satisfactory , but the definition of " Thing , " to be complete , should run thus : " A permanent cause of sensation which is not a Person . " I am afraid I cannot agree that the fiction by which certain rights are ...
... Person " is very satisfactory , but the definition of " Thing , " to be complete , should run thus : " A permanent cause of sensation which is not a Person . " I am afraid I cannot agree that the fiction by which certain rights are ...
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