The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 29
... defendant's whereabouts and of the truth of his own story on that point ; and in the variety of events and issues bearing on this main question it is among the most interesting . Secondarily , the case is of the class in which much ...
... defendant's whereabouts and of the truth of his own story on that point ; and in the variety of events and issues bearing on this main question it is among the most interesting . Secondarily , the case is of the class in which much ...
Page 36
... defendant about four years , having seen him fre- quently in that time . On the afternoon of April 3 , she was riding home in a Valencia street car , and saw the defendant sitting on the left side of the grip car with a young lady , the ...
... defendant about four years , having seen him fre- quently in that time . On the afternoon of April 3 , she was riding home in a Valencia street car , and saw the defendant sitting on the left side of the grip car with a young lady , the ...
Page 37
... defendant and the young lady . She arrived at her own house , some 6 blocks beyond the point of their departure from ... defendant's witnesses made the same trip ( exclusive of the preliminary 3 blocks , walk ) in 46 minutes . Allowing 5 ...
... defendant and the young lady . She arrived at her own house , some 6 blocks beyond the point of their departure from ... defendant's witnesses made the same trip ( exclusive of the preliminary 3 blocks , walk ) in 46 minutes . Allowing 5 ...
Page 38
... defendant appeared at the folding - doors ( between the main room and the infants ' room ) , and came through them into the main room . He had neither coat nor hat on ; but his vest and necktie were in order . The witness said : " Hello ...
... defendant appeared at the folding - doors ( between the main room and the infants ' room ) , and came through them into the main room . He had neither coat nor hat on ; but his vest and necktie were in order . The witness said : " Hello ...
Page 40
... defendant's evidence directed to the destruction of the fabric thus woven by the State . As the State's main reliance ( apart from the admitted fact of his being in the church at 5 p . m . ) was upon the testimony which sent Durrant in ...
... defendant's evidence directed to the destruction of the fabric thus woven by the State . As the State's main reliance ( apart from the admitted fact of his being in the church at 5 p . m . ) was upon the testimony which sent Durrant in ...
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