The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 13Saunders and Benning, 1850 - Law |
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Page 187
This finding in fact was then considered by the court in connexion with the
interlocutor of relevancy ; and in the case of the verdict of proven or proved , the
court , and not the jury , took cognizance of the nature and degree of guilt so ...
This finding in fact was then considered by the court in connexion with the
interlocutor of relevancy ; and in the case of the verdict of proven or proved , the
court , and not the jury , took cognizance of the nature and degree of guilt so ...
Page 195
When returned upon evidence in the Scotch courts , this verdict reflects with
extraordinary power in favour of the prisoner , whom it completely absolves and
dismisses from the dock without a stain on his character . As may be supposed in
a ...
When returned upon evidence in the Scotch courts , this verdict reflects with
extraordinary power in favour of the prisoner , whom it completely absolves and
dismisses from the dock without a stain on his character . As may be supposed in
a ...
Page 199
They would have the verdict , but they think that in the event of its being returned
there should be a new trial , and that in no case should it justify the plea of
autrefois acquit . In this view we are not indisposed to concur , and at the same
time to ...
They would have the verdict , but they think that in the event of its being returned
there should be a new trial , and that in no case should it justify the plea of
autrefois acquit . In this view we are not indisposed to concur , and at the same
time to ...
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