The American Law Review, Volume 12Little, Brown, and Company, 1878 - Law |
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... trial by jury was one of those traditional rights to which they resolutely clung through all the changes in their government . Attempts were accordingly made , from time to time , to retain the administration of justice within the known ...
... trial by jury was one of those traditional rights to which they resolutely clung through all the changes in their government . Attempts were accordingly made , from time to time , to retain the administration of justice within the known ...
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... trial by jury , all proceed- ings are in open court , including 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 ...
... trial by jury , all proceed- ings are in open court , including 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 ...
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... trial of the British soldiers for the part they took in the so - called " Boston massacre , " in 1770 , is a memorable instance of the power of argument and persuasion on the part of legal counsel in successfully maintaining the cause ...
... trial of the British soldiers for the part they took in the so - called " Boston massacre , " in 1770 , is a memorable instance of the power of argument and persuasion on the part of legal counsel in successfully maintaining the cause ...
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... occurred for several years . " He also attended much of the - 1 Romilly was twelve years Scarlett's senior , having been born in 1757 and called to the bar in 1783 . trial of Warren Hastings , " and heard the entire 44 LORD ABINGER .
... occurred for several years . " He also attended much of the - 1 Romilly was twelve years Scarlett's senior , having been born in 1757 and called to the bar in 1783 . trial of Warren Hastings , " and heard the entire 44 LORD ABINGER .
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... trial upon the construction of the pleadings , it fell to my lot to explain them , which I had the good fortune to do to the satisfaction of the judge , and to receive from Mr. Law , afterwards Lord Ellenborough , who was on the other ...
... trial upon the construction of the pleadings , it fell to my lot to explain them , which I had the good fortune to do to the satisfaction of the judge , and to receive from Mr. Law , afterwards Lord Ellenborough , who was on the other ...
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