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... jury who hear him favourably . Nay more , he may state facts which no one but himself can speak to , and which , if he is believed may conduce powerfully to his acquittal or justification . If he is a rogue he will most likely begin ...
... jury who hear him favourably . Nay more , he may state facts which no one but himself can speak to , and which , if he is believed may conduce powerfully to his acquittal or justification . If he is a rogue he will most likely begin ...
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... jury with the same reservation and the same warning . If the jury are to get the man's evidence , why in the name of reason , should they not get it direct from his own lips instead of getting a translation of it into good English by a ...
... jury with the same reservation and the same warning . If the jury are to get the man's evidence , why in the name of reason , should they not get it direct from his own lips instead of getting a translation of it into good English by a ...
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... jury —is it , I ask , anything but the merest prejudice which prompts us to offer it to the jury in the form of a weak dilution , instead of presenting them with the unadulterated article as it falls from the lips of the prisoner ...
... jury —is it , I ask , anything but the merest prejudice which prompts us to offer it to the jury in the form of a weak dilution , instead of presenting them with the unadulterated article as it falls from the lips of the prisoner ...
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... jury , has led to the reprinting in No. 2 of the Criminal Law Magazine of an article by Judge Shelby on " Polling the Jury , " which originally appeared in the Southern Law Journal . There is also a discussion of an important point in ...
... jury , has led to the reprinting in No. 2 of the Criminal Law Magazine of an article by Judge Shelby on " Polling the Jury , " which originally appeared in the Southern Law Journal . There is also a discussion of an important point in ...
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... jury , and condemning a man to death on his sole responsibility . Obstupuit mundus ! Without entering upon the question whether either associate - judges or jury would have made any difference in the sentence rendered , we may say at ...
... jury , and condemning a man to death on his sole responsibility . Obstupuit mundus ! Without entering upon the question whether either associate - judges or jury would have made any difference in the sentence rendered , we may say at ...
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