The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 13Saunders and Benning, 1850 - Law |
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Page 193
... that in criminal trials before the courts of justiciary in Scotland the panel (
prisoner ) shall be called upon to state any objection he may have to the
relevancy of the libel , and such relevancy shall be disposed of by the court
before he is called ...
... that in criminal trials before the courts of justiciary in Scotland the panel (
prisoner ) shall be called upon to state any objection he may have to the
relevancy of the libel , and such relevancy shall be disposed of by the court
before he is called ...
Page 249
... Chancellor could not attend continuously at any one time to hear the whole of a
case , so as to be able to take a full view of it , and to decide at the moment that
all the arguments on both sides were fresh upon his mind ; but being now called
...
... Chancellor could not attend continuously at any one time to hear the whole of a
case , so as to be able to take a full view of it , and to decide at the moment that
all the arguments on both sides were fresh upon his mind ; but being now called
...
Page 195
500 pieces , & c . called crowns , & c . , is not supported by proof of a stealing of a
sum of money consisting of some or other of the coins mentioned in the
indictment , without proof of some one or more of the specific coins there charged
to have ...
500 pieces , & c . called crowns , & c . , is not supported by proof of a stealing of a
sum of money consisting of some or other of the coins mentioned in the
indictment , without proof of some one or more of the specific coins there charged
to have ...
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