The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 23Saunders and Benning, 1855 - Law |
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Page 376
... evidence , and not in favour of relaxing them where there is presented sufficient legal evidence of guilt , it may surely be admitted to be sound . Bearing in mind , then , that demonstration is not to be looked for in Courts of Justice ...
... evidence , and not in favour of relaxing them where there is presented sufficient legal evidence of guilt , it may surely be admitted to be sound . Bearing in mind , then , that demonstration is not to be looked for in Courts of Justice ...
Page 381
... evidence doubtless usually consists of , and brings under the notice of the jury , a wider and more extensive assemblage of facts than direct evidence . Hence it may more easily be disproved if untrue . This remark holds as well with ...
... evidence doubtless usually consists of , and brings under the notice of the jury , a wider and more extensive assemblage of facts than direct evidence . Hence it may more easily be disproved if untrue . This remark holds as well with ...
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... evidence , we may perhaps conclude , that when circum- stances connect themselves closely with each other - when they form a large and a strong body of evidence , so as to carry reasonable conviction to the mind , this proof may be more ...
... evidence , we may perhaps conclude , that when circum- stances connect themselves closely with each other - when they form a large and a strong body of evidence , so as to carry reasonable conviction to the mind , this proof may be more ...
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