The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 108
... jurors who desire to escape from service . Of course , the re- sult of this is that others have to serve much more often than they otherwise would , and then they , feeling the hardship and injustice of such frequent service ...
... jurors who desire to escape from service . Of course , the re- sult of this is that others have to serve much more often than they otherwise would , and then they , feeling the hardship and injustice of such frequent service ...
Page 109
... jurors annually required for carrying on the business of the county of Middlesex , Sir William Bodkin desired that the matter should be submitted to the Court , and to consider the propriety of arranging with the sheriffs of Middlesex ...
... jurors annually required for carrying on the business of the county of Middlesex , Sir William Bodkin desired that the matter should be submitted to the Court , and to consider the propriety of arranging with the sheriffs of Middlesex ...
Page 116
... jurors , as the common law in the Ecclesiastical Courts allowed against witnesses : " Excipi possunt juratores eisdem modis quibus et testes in cuna christiamtatis juste repelluntur . " It is to be traced again in the greater work of ...
... jurors , as the common law in the Ecclesiastical Courts allowed against witnesses : " Excipi possunt juratores eisdem modis quibus et testes in cuna christiamtatis juste repelluntur . " It is to be traced again in the greater work of ...
Page 117
... jurors , but that was a fragment and nothing more . Before the close of the last century , however , Reeves wrote his history of the English Law . But in the most essential quality of his History of Law , Mr. Reeves ' work was most ...
... jurors , but that was a fragment and nothing more . Before the close of the last century , however , Reeves wrote his history of the English Law . But in the most essential quality of his History of Law , Mr. Reeves ' work was most ...
Page 120
... jurors , until later times , were mere witnesses , he says that the earliest mention of a trial by jury is in the Constitutions of Clarendon in the reign of Henry II . , which direct that the sheriff shall swear twelve men who should ...
... jurors , until later times , were mere witnesses , he says that the earliest mention of a trial by jury is in the Constitutions of Clarendon in the reign of Henry II . , which direct that the sheriff shall swear twelve men who should ...
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