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... trials . In extending the system of public prosecutions to England , the problem is , how to take advantage of the ... trial are to a large extent and in the great centres of population almost entirely left to the police , who , I ...
... trials . In extending the system of public prosecutions to England , the problem is , how to take advantage of the ... trial are to a large extent and in the great centres of population almost entirely left to the police , who , I ...
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... trial , at least four citizens , whom the Minister selects from a list furnished by the Consul , and no conviction can be had without the unanimous assent of the assessors . If the Minister tries the case , however , there appears to be ...
... trial , at least four citizens , whom the Minister selects from a list furnished by the Consul , and no conviction can be had without the unanimous assent of the assessors . If the Minister tries the case , however , there appears to be ...
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... trial as in form a public inquiry , but in substance and in spirit a mere litigation between the prosecutor and the ... trial might be the result of a complaint by an individual accuser , as the person aggrieved , which was the method of ...
... trial as in form a public inquiry , but in substance and in spirit a mere litigation between the prosecutor and the ... trial might be the result of a complaint by an individual accuser , as the person aggrieved , which was the method of ...
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... Trials , 797 ) , was long subject to exceptions in cases of treason and felony , in which he could neither have counsel to deal with , nor witnesses to depose to , facts on his behalf . On the trial of Sir Nicholas Throckmorton for ...
... Trials , 797 ) , was long subject to exceptions in cases of treason and felony , in which he could neither have counsel to deal with , nor witnesses to depose to , facts on his behalf . On the trial of Sir Nicholas Throckmorton for ...
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... Trials , 466 ) . In 1377 on the prosecution of Latimer he craved " counsel and day , " but William of Wykeham said ... trial of Don Pantaleon Sa , on a charge of murder , in 1654 , he prayed that he might have the assistance of counsel ...
... Trials , 466 ) . In 1377 on the prosecution of Latimer he craved " counsel and day , " but William of Wykeham said ... trial of Don Pantaleon Sa , on a charge of murder , in 1654 , he prayed that he might have the assistance of counsel ...
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