The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 15Saunders and Benning, 1851 - Law |
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Page 224
... proved by their mere production , if they purport to be sealed with the seal of the foreign state or colony , as the case may be , or with the seal of the foreign or colonial court , if it have a seal ; or if not , by the signature of ...
... proved by their mere production , if they purport to be sealed with the seal of the foreign state or colony , as the case may be , or with the seal of the foreign or colonial court , if it have a seal ; or if not , by the signature of ...
Page 229
... proved . To obviate these absurdities , occurring as they did in the most serious class of cases , section 4 of the present act pro- vides a short form of indictment , containing all that is really necessary to be proved , in order to ...
... proved . To obviate these absurdities , occurring as they did in the most serious class of cases , section 4 of the present act pro- vides a short form of indictment , containing all that is really necessary to be proved , in order to ...
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... proved that A. received part of the stolen property at one time , and B. received another part at a distinct time , both could not be convicted ; the prosecutor would have been bound to make his election between the two felonies proved ...
... proved that A. received part of the stolen property at one time , and B. received another part at a distinct time , both could not be convicted ; the prosecutor would have been bound to make his election between the two felonies proved ...
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