The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... judge is present merely to act as referee and see fair play , the jurors being in fact the judges . As Sir Thomas Smith says , it is they who give the " deadlie stroke . " On the other hand , in France , the proceedings are entitled L ...
... judge is present merely to act as referee and see fair play , the jurors being in fact the judges . As Sir Thomas Smith says , it is they who give the " deadlie stroke . " On the other hand , in France , the proceedings are entitled L ...
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... judge , fixing her keenly with blue eyes , and speaking in severe tones , ' I have had enough of comedy . I will stand no further display of acting , no pretence of fainting . If you begin that game again , I will keep you here till ...
... judge , fixing her keenly with blue eyes , and speaking in severe tones , ' I have had enough of comedy . I will stand no further display of acting , no pretence of fainting . If you begin that game again , I will keep you here till ...
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... judge say to such a confession ? " You do not need me to tell you . The English judge would refuse to hear another word of it . But the French , in perfect good faith , look at confessions in quite a different way . Our justice aims at ...
... judge say to such a confession ? " You do not need me to tell you . The English judge would refuse to hear another word of it . But the French , in perfect good faith , look at confessions in quite a different way . Our justice aims at ...
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... judge in passing sentence . A man , it is said , must be tried upon the evidence and that alone , not upon his character or reputation . The exceptions to this rule resolve themselves into cases the facts of which show a systematic ...
... judge in passing sentence . A man , it is said , must be tried upon the evidence and that alone , not upon his character or reputation . The exceptions to this rule resolve themselves into cases the facts of which show a systematic ...
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... judges and counsel on many occasions . The direction that the jury must be satisfied " beyond reasonable doubt " is ... judge ( Kendal - Bushe , C. J. ) : " To warrant an acquittal the doubt must be not light or capricious , such as ...
... judges and counsel on many occasions . The direction that the jury must be satisfied " beyond reasonable doubt " is ... judge ( Kendal - Bushe , C. J. ) : " To warrant an acquittal the doubt must be not light or capricious , such as ...
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