The American Law Review, Volume 12Little, Brown, and Company, 1878 - Law |
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... examination , in such manner as if they had been convicted by course of law . A court thus constituted , with powers so broad , and a discretion unlimited by prescribed rules , though called into existence for wise and salutary purposes ...
... examination , in such manner as if they had been convicted by course of law . A court thus constituted , with powers so broad , and a discretion unlimited by prescribed rules , though called into existence for wise and salutary purposes ...
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... examination of witnesses in the presence of the parties and of the jurors , who are to weigh the degree of credit to which they are entitled . Every one familiar at all with the trial of causes knows how vastly superior in eliciting the ...
... examination of witnesses in the presence of the parties and of the jurors , who are to weigh the degree of credit to which they are entitled . Every one familiar at all with the trial of causes knows how vastly superior in eliciting the ...
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... examination of witnesses , and that much more mischief than benefit generally results from cross - examination . I therefore rarely allowed that duty to be performed by my colleagues . I cross - examined in general very little , and ...
... examination of witnesses , and that much more mischief than benefit generally results from cross - examination . I therefore rarely allowed that duty to be performed by my colleagues . I cross - examined in general very little , and ...
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... examination of the testimony of each witness singly , but are as finely arranged on the instant , and thrown into as noble and decisive masses , as if they had been prepared in the study . By a vigorous grasp of thought he forms a plan ...
... examination of the testimony of each witness singly , but are as finely arranged on the instant , and thrown into as noble and decisive masses , as if they had been prepared in the study . By a vigorous grasp of thought he forms a plan ...
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... examination here of the class of cases of which Sadler v . Hen- lock is one , because our only purpose at present is to discover , if possible , whether Wiggett v . Fox is in any respect inconsistent with , or in advance of , previous ...
... examination here of the class of cases of which Sadler v . Hen- lock is one , because our only purpose at present is to discover , if possible , whether Wiggett v . Fox is in any respect inconsistent with , or in advance of , previous ...
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