The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 24Saunders and Benning, 1856 - Law |
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Page 110
... individual opinions , and to call on others to do the same , in order to attain one common object , it is the duty of the judge to resist those tendencies , and to form and express his opinion founded on his own individual convictions ...
... individual opinions , and to call on others to do the same , in order to attain one common object , it is the duty of the judge to resist those tendencies , and to form and express his opinion founded on his own individual convictions ...
Page 121
... individual accused of crime , unless their opinions embraced the act originating the accu- sation , their adjudication would be altogether unjust ; for that act might be the hinge on which their estimate of his sanity should turn . If ...
... individual accused of crime , unless their opinions embraced the act originating the accu- sation , their adjudication would be altogether unjust ; for that act might be the hinge on which their estimate of his sanity should turn . If ...
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... individual ( Crawley ) , and this individual becoming the proximate cause of the crime . This is as highly - instructive a case as is on record , for there was no prominent delusion , Crawley being the true occasion of the immediate ...
... individual ( Crawley ) , and this individual becoming the proximate cause of the crime . This is as highly - instructive a case as is on record , for there was no prominent delusion , Crawley being the true occasion of the immediate ...
Contents
SIR SAMUEL ROMILLY AS AN ADVO | 1 |
THE ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS IN IRE | 41 |
THE JUDGMENT OF THE RIGHT | 54 |
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