The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 29
... the issue of guilt or innocence rested mainly on the central question of the
defendant's whereabouts and of the truth of his ... on that point ; and in the variety
of events and issues bearing on this main question it is among the most
interesting .
... the issue of guilt or innocence rested mainly on the central question of the
defendant's whereabouts and of the truth of his ... on that point ; and in the variety
of events and issues bearing on this main question it is among the most
interesting .
Page 51
The issue being mainly one of alibi , each additional witness was of
consequence and a new one might naturally appear at any time ; and the
newspapers amused themselves and excited the community by bringing out from
time to time ...
The issue being mainly one of alibi , each additional witness was of
consequence and a new one might naturally appear at any time ; and the
newspapers amused themselves and excited the community by bringing out from
time to time ...
Page 52
But the time has come here when the legislature must restrain in some way two
practices which are forbidden by the commonest principles of fair play : ( 1 )
Editorial comment during a trial on the issues of fact or of law ; ( 2 ) Reports
during a ...
But the time has come here when the legislature must restrain in some way two
practices which are forbidden by the commonest principles of fair play : ( 1 )
Editorial comment during a trial on the issues of fact or of law ; ( 2 ) Reports
during a ...
Page 53
The Code of California ( C. C. P. , § 2066 ) , declares that " it is the right of a
witness to be protected from irrelevant questions ; to be examined only as to
matters legal and pertinent to the issue ; ” and by the plain construction of this
language ...
The Code of California ( C. C. P. , § 2066 ) , declares that " it is the right of a
witness to be protected from irrelevant questions ; to be examined only as to
matters legal and pertinent to the issue ; ” and by the plain construction of this
language ...
Page 72
... to A and his heirs is well illustrated by the case of Goodright V. Searle.3 The
devise was to the testator's son G and his heirs , but if he should die under twenty
- one years of age , leaving no issue , then over to the testator's mother , P , in fee
.
... to A and his heirs is well illustrated by the case of Goodright V. Searle.3 The
devise was to the testator's son G and his heirs , but if he should die under twenty
- one years of age , leaving no issue , then over to the testator's mother , P , in fee
.
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