The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 15Saunders and Benning, 1851 - Law |
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Page 50
... offence against the provisions of this act , it shall be lawful for the court , before which any such offence shall be prosecuted or tried , to allow the expenses of the prosecution in all respects as in cases of felony . " We have now ...
... offence against the provisions of this act , it shall be lawful for the court , before which any such offence shall be prosecuted or tried , to allow the expenses of the prosecution in all respects as in cases of felony . " We have now ...
Page 70
... offence is made out , if a jury is satisfied of an intention to commit any felony whatever , whether in a building or otherwise . Lastly , it is an offence- " If any person shall be found at night in any dwellinghouse or other building ...
... offence is made out , if a jury is satisfied of an intention to commit any felony whatever , whether in a building or otherwise . Lastly , it is an offence- " If any person shall be found at night in any dwellinghouse or other building ...
Page 230
... offence had not actually been com- mitted , but only attempted , or vice versą , if he was indicted for assaulting with intent to commit a rape , and the full offence were proved to be perpetrated - in either event , the prisoner was ...
... offence had not actually been com- mitted , but only attempted , or vice versą , if he was indicted for assaulting with intent to commit a rape , and the full offence were proved to be perpetrated - in either event , the prisoner was ...
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