The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1911 - Law |
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Page 149
... jurors , - " you will truth say , and no truth conceal , in so far as you are to pass on this assize . " As the modern criminal verdict in Scotland contains no specific findings as to the facts of the case , the terms of the oath are ...
... jurors , - " you will truth say , and no truth conceal , in so far as you are to pass on this assize . " As the modern criminal verdict in Scotland contains no specific findings as to the facts of the case , the terms of the oath are ...
Page 302
... jurors summoned . In the year 1909 , no less than 75,515 were summoned . This seems at first a heavy burden on the classes from which they are drawn , but on looking at the table we find that nearly 17,000 of these are grand jurors ...
... jurors summoned . In the year 1909 , no less than 75,515 were summoned . This seems at first a heavy burden on the classes from which they are drawn , but on looking at the table we find that nearly 17,000 of these are grand jurors ...
Page 308
... jurors was exhausted until the issue of a new commission . Some misapprehension had possibly existed in the mind of an under - sheriff or circuit official as to the effect of sect . 22 of the County Juries Act 1825 ( 6 Geo . IV , c . 50 ) ...
... jurors was exhausted until the issue of a new commission . Some misapprehension had possibly existed in the mind of an under - sheriff or circuit official as to the effect of sect . 22 of the County Juries Act 1825 ( 6 Geo . IV , c . 50 ) ...
Page 309
... jurors shall not again be summoned for a term of years , or even for life , is supported by no statutory authority , and seems to be an unwarrantable encroachment upon the discretion of the summoning officer . It is generally known that ...
... jurors shall not again be summoned for a term of years , or even for life , is supported by no statutory authority , and seems to be an unwarrantable encroachment upon the discretion of the summoning officer . It is generally known that ...
Page 310
... jurors are specially sought from the neighbourhood are lunacy inquiries . The summoning officers ( except where coroners have been wont to issue precepts to their own bailiffs , or jurors summoned in towns corporate ) , have always ...
... jurors are specially sought from the neighbourhood are lunacy inquiries . The summoning officers ( except where coroners have been wont to issue precepts to their own bailiffs , or jurors summoned in towns corporate ) , have always ...
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