The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... convicted and sentenced to a term of penal servitude for a crime he had not committed , and who had thereby suffered perhaps the greatest wrong it is possible for a human being to suffer . I allude , of course , to Mr. George R. Sims ...
... convicted and sentenced to a term of penal servitude for a crime he had not committed , and who had thereby suffered perhaps the greatest wrong it is possible for a human being to suffer . I allude , of course , to Mr. George R. Sims ...
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... conviction will be forgotten . " As these methods illustrate in a very marked manner the grave perils of the new system of criminal procedure which is rapidly taking the place of the old , it is well that the public should be asked ...
... conviction will be forgotten . " As these methods illustrate in a very marked manner the grave perils of the new system of criminal procedure which is rapidly taking the place of the old , it is well that the public should be asked ...
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... conviction at all costs . The prisoner is " confronted " with the witnesses , and if there are more than one prisoner , they are " confronted " with each other . The sole object of all these proceedings is to do that which is the last ...
... conviction at all costs . The prisoner is " confronted " with the witnesses , and if there are more than one prisoner , they are " confronted " with each other . The sole object of all these proceedings is to do that which is the last ...
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... convicted , when it takes him over for the purpose of punishment . Up to that point the prosecution is a game or legal duel , between the prosecutor and the prisoner , in which the judge is present merely to act as referee and see fair ...
... convicted , when it takes him over for the purpose of punishment . Up to that point the prosecution is a game or legal duel , between the prosecutor and the prisoner , in which the judge is present merely to act as referee and see fair ...
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... conviction for a crime than to obtain a verdict in a civil case . In Cooper v . Slade ( 6 H. L. Cas . 772 ) , in 1858 , Mr. Justice Willes said : " In civil cases , the preponderance of proba- bility may constitute sufficient ground for ...
... conviction for a crime than to obtain a verdict in a civil case . In Cooper v . Slade ( 6 H. L. Cas . 772 ) , in 1858 , Mr. Justice Willes said : " In civil cases , the preponderance of proba- bility may constitute sufficient ground for ...
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