The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 13Saunders and Benning, 1850 - Law |
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Page 187
... guilt . A verdict of guilty was therefore the proper and logical one , no other would give effect to the interlocutor of relevancy and exhaust the record . These views were not long of being adopted , and the verdict of guilty ever ...
... guilt . A verdict of guilty was therefore the proper and logical one , no other would give effect to the interlocutor of relevancy and exhaust the record . These views were not long of being adopted , and the verdict of guilty ever ...
Page 189
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. : GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY , might surrender into the hands of the court , perhaps also of the executioner , the life of a fellow citizen , who they were convinced had killed the deceased in self ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. : GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY , might surrender into the hands of the court , perhaps also of the executioner , the life of a fellow citizen , who they were convinced had killed the deceased in self ...
Page 190
... guilty or not guilty being the only pleas allowed a prisoner : and herein lies the objection to it , suggested by many lawyers , that it is an illogical verdict , so without the record that the court cannot consistently take cog ...
... guilty or not guilty being the only pleas allowed a prisoner : and herein lies the objection to it , suggested by many lawyers , that it is an illogical verdict , so without the record that the court cannot consistently take cog ...
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