The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 196
The witnesses you have to cross - examine must occasionally be broken down ,
although some of them have spoken the truth . But you may find out many
expedients ; you may shake your fist at them , or batter the table with it , explode
them ...
The witnesses you have to cross - examine must occasionally be broken down ,
although some of them have spoken the truth . But you may find out many
expedients ; you may shake your fist at them , or batter the table with it , explode
them ...
Page 200
First , to avoid burning daylight , and to save your doubtful witnesses , always
bring them up immediately after your speech , although the honest ones are first
in the order of time . Let your speech to the jury minutely state the facts they will ...
First , to avoid burning daylight , and to save your doubtful witnesses , always
bring them up immediately after your speech , although the honest ones are first
in the order of time . Let your speech to the jury minutely state the facts they will ...
Page 243
The fact is , that juries in much more recent times have been still less analogous
to what they are now , being literally witnesses rather than jurymen according to
the present acceptation of the term . And so Mr. Forsyth shows , yet he uses the ...
The fact is , that juries in much more recent times have been still less analogous
to what they are now , being literally witnesses rather than jurymen according to
the present acceptation of the term . And so Mr. Forsyth shows , yet he uses the ...
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