The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... jury de medietate linguæ , so as to ensure that some one or more of the jury should be capable of understanding the language of the witnesses produced for his defence , and for other reasons of a cognate character . Modern reforms have ...
... jury de medietate linguæ , so as to ensure that some one or more of the jury should be capable of understanding the language of the witnesses produced for his defence , and for other reasons of a cognate character . Modern reforms have ...
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... juries to master the distinction . Legally , malice implies " wilful * See Montesquieu's condemnation of the practice of enforcing religious observances in his " Esprit des Lois , " Book xxv . , ch . xii . illegality of conduct , " but ...
... juries to master the distinction . Legally , malice implies " wilful * See Montesquieu's condemnation of the practice of enforcing religious observances in his " Esprit des Lois , " Book xxv . , ch . xii . illegality of conduct , " but ...
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... juries stigmatise as a capital offence , an act which is so merely in the eye of the law . Every assize bears testi- mony to the fact , that juries persistently refuse to convict of murder upon purely technical grounds . In vain do ...
... juries stigmatise as a capital offence , an act which is so merely in the eye of the law . Every assize bears testi- mony to the fact , that juries persistently refuse to convict of murder upon purely technical grounds . In vain do ...
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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
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... jury of matrons is replaced by that of three qualified medical practitioners . Section 383 enables the Court to dispense with the presence of the defendant if he misbehaves himself . At present , unless a jury have agreed upon their ...
... jury of matrons is replaced by that of three qualified medical practitioners . Section 383 enables the Court to dispense with the presence of the defendant if he misbehaves himself . At present , unless a jury have agreed upon their ...
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