The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Speedy and public trial before an impartial jury , information of the nature of the
accusation , and being confronted by witnesses against him , and have
compulsory process to obtain witnesses in his favor , and have the assistance of
counsel ...
Speedy and public trial before an impartial jury , information of the nature of the
accusation , and being confronted by witnesses against him , and have
compulsory process to obtain witnesses in his favor , and have the assistance of
counsel ...
Page 47
On Saturday , November 2 , at 3:30 p . m . , after 27 days actually occupied by the
giving of testimony , and 5 or 6 more by the addresses of counsel , the jury retired
. Within 30 minutes they returned with a verdict of “ Guilty of murder in the first ...
On Saturday , November 2 , at 3:30 p . m . , after 27 days actually occupied by the
giving of testimony , and 5 or 6 more by the addresses of counsel , the jury retired
. Within 30 minutes they returned with a verdict of “ Guilty of murder in the first ...
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... of the Western communities shows that while train robbers will loot the safe of
an express company with impunity , they will not touch the pouches of the United
States mail . One reason is , that in the former case they are tried before a jury in
...
... of the Western communities shows that while train robbers will loot the safe of
an express company with impunity , they will not touch the pouches of the United
States mail . One reason is , that in the former case they are tried before a jury in
...
Page 151
A railroad company , in excavating through a mass of rock , to make a level for its
road - bed , shook to pieces the house of an adjacent proprietor , without ,
however , actually invading it with stones and dirt , and a jury awarded its owner
the ...
A railroad company , in excavating through a mass of rock , to make a level for its
road - bed , shook to pieces the house of an adjacent proprietor , without ,
however , actually invading it with stones and dirt , and a jury awarded its owner
the ...
Page 154
Mutual Life Insurance Co. , lately tried before Mr. United States District Judge
Butler and a jury in the Eastern Federal District of Pennsylvania . The action was
by the executor of a deceased person to recover the aggregate sum of $ 75,000 ...
Mutual Life Insurance Co. , lately tried before Mr. United States District Judge
Butler and a jury in the Eastern Federal District of Pennsylvania . The action was
by the executor of a deceased person to recover the aggregate sum of $ 75,000 ...
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