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Page 12
Modern reforms have abolished the jury de medietate linguć in England , and
inquisitions before a jury have long since fallen into desuetude in the Admiralty
Courts . We must also admit that the cases in the Plantagenet times are not
exactly ...
Modern reforms have abolished the jury de medietate linguć in England , and
inquisitions before a jury have long since fallen into desuetude in the Admiralty
Courts . We must also admit that the cases in the Plantagenet times are not
exactly ...
Page 44
The popular and legal senses of the word " malice ” are so widely divergent that
Judges can rarely get juries to master the distinction . Legally , malice implies
See Montesquieu's condemnation of the practice of enforcing religious
observances ...
The popular and legal senses of the word " malice ” are so widely divergent that
Judges can rarely get juries to master the distinction . Legally , malice implies
See Montesquieu's condemnation of the practice of enforcing religious
observances ...
Page 46
Those who have experience in our Criminal Courts , cannot have failed to
observe the reluctance with which juries stigmatise as a capital offence , an act
which is so merely in the eye of the law . Every assize bears testimony to the fact ,
that ...
Those who have experience in our Criminal Courts , cannot have failed to
observe the reluctance with which juries stigmatise as a capital offence , an act
which is so merely in the eye of the law . Every assize bears testimony to the fact ,
that ...
Page 48
... the jury before giving a verdict , differ in many essential particulars in felonies
and misdemeanours , but a resumé of the means by which the Code rids itself of
these anomalies would trespass too largely on the space at our disposal .
Section ...
... the jury before giving a verdict , differ in many essential particulars in felonies
and misdemeanours , but a resumé of the means by which the Code rids itself of
these anomalies would trespass too largely on the space at our disposal .
Section ...
Page 49
Section 372 empowers the Court to direct the attendance of witnesses not called
by either side , and by Section 380 the time - honoured jury of matrons is
replaced by that of three qualified medical practitioners . Section 383 enables the
Court ...
Section 372 empowers the Court to direct the attendance of witnesses not called
by either side , and by Section 380 the time - honoured jury of matrons is
replaced by that of three qualified medical practitioners . Section 383 enables the
Court ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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