The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 26
... jury finding the prisoner not guilty on the ground of insanity . As has been already stated , great public indignation was excited by the verdict , which was condemned by many . writers . Taylor , in his work on Medical Jurisprudence ...
... jury finding the prisoner not guilty on the ground of insanity . As has been already stated , great public indignation was excited by the verdict , which was condemned by many . writers . Taylor , in his work on Medical Jurisprudence ...
Page 56
... jury to be an " habitual criminal . " The sentence of preventive detention cannot be less than five or more than ten years . The Camp Hill Prison was only opened for this purpose in March 1912. From the Governor's report it appears that ...
... jury to be an " habitual criminal . " The sentence of preventive detention cannot be less than five or more than ten years . The Camp Hill Prison was only opened for this purpose in March 1912. From the Governor's report it appears that ...
Page 97
... jury would disbelieve him . " But practically , the pronouncement leaves matters much as they were , for the caution is given that a judge would in most cases be acting with the best traditions of our criminal procedure if he exercised ...
... jury would disbelieve him . " But practically , the pronouncement leaves matters much as they were , for the caution is given that a judge would in most cases be acting with the best traditions of our criminal procedure if he exercised ...
Page 117
... jury . Bowstead's Forms and Precedents . By W. BOWSTEAD and M. R. EMANUEL , M.A. , B.C.L. London : Sweet & Maxwell . 1914 . The numerous precedents which make up the two volumes of this work , would , with the well - known collections ...
... jury . Bowstead's Forms and Precedents . By W. BOWSTEAD and M. R. EMANUEL , M.A. , B.C.L. London : Sweet & Maxwell . 1914 . The numerous precedents which make up the two volumes of this work , would , with the well - known collections ...
Page 134
... practice under Order LVII , no doubt other points would arise . Under another set of rules a party often loses his right to a jury without knowing it . A larger matter remains for notice . It will be 134 THE RULE COMMITTEE AND ITS WORK .
... practice under Order LVII , no doubt other points would arise . Under another set of rules a party often loses his right to a jury without knowing it . A larger matter remains for notice . It will be 134 THE RULE COMMITTEE AND ITS WORK .
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