The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 11Saunders and Benning, 1834 - Law |
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... judge of the district receives by any means intelli- gence of an offence against the law , his first duty is to ascer- tain whether the offence has actually been committed ; his second , to discover the person or persons committing it ...
... judge of the district receives by any means intelli- gence of an offence against the law , his first duty is to ascer- tain whether the offence has actually been committed ; his second , to discover the person or persons committing it ...
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... judge as to give reasons for his judgment . I did think myself not obliged by law to give that answer . What a judge does in open court , he can never be arraigned for it as a judge . " Find- ing the terrors of their authority ...
... judge as to give reasons for his judgment . I did think myself not obliged by law to give that answer . What a judge does in open court , he can never be arraigned for it as a judge . " Find- ing the terrors of their authority ...
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... judge , why he should not consent to such admission ; or , in case of refusal , be subject to pay the costs of proof . And unless the party required shall expressly consent to make such admission , the judge shall , if he think the ...
... judge , why he should not consent to such admission ; or , in case of refusal , be subject to pay the costs of proof . And unless the party required shall expressly consent to make such admission , the judge shall , if he think the ...
Contents
AN ACCOUNT OF THE CRIMINAL LAW CRIMINAL | 1 |
LIFE OF LORD CHIEF JUSTICE HOLT | 24 |
THE CORPORATION COMMISSION | 68 |
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