The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 374
... Grand Jurors , published in 1677 , says on this subject : - " In my own experience , for above forty and five years in one Circuit , I have very often known many learned Judges , such as Mr. Justice Doderidge , the Lord Chief Baron ...
... Grand Jurors , published in 1677 , says on this subject : - " In my own experience , for above forty and five years in one Circuit , I have very often known many learned Judges , such as Mr. Justice Doderidge , the Lord Chief Baron ...
Page 375
... Grand Inquest would not find according to the Justices ' directions . In 1681 , a Bill of Indictment for High Treason was pre- sented to the Grand Jury of the City of London against Stephen Colledge , the Protestant joiner , as he was ...
... Grand Inquest would not find according to the Justices ' directions . In 1681 , a Bill of Indictment for High Treason was pre- sented to the Grand Jury of the City of London against Stephen Colledge , the Protestant joiner , as he was ...
Page 376
... Grand Juries were attributed by the Court party to the Whigs . " Mr. Attor- ney - General Sawyer ( writes North in his Examen , ) found that , by the Statute 3 Henry VIII . , the Judges and Justices had a power to reform the Panels of Grand ...
... Grand Juries were attributed by the Court party to the Whigs . " Mr. Attor- ney - General Sawyer ( writes North in his Examen , ) found that , by the Statute 3 Henry VIII . , the Judges and Justices had a power to reform the Panels of Grand ...
Page 377
... to advise with counsel , but the Court told them that it was very indecent for them to ask to go to counsel what the law was , when all the Judges had declared it , or whether they should obey , if THE GROWTH OF THE GRAND JURY SYSTEM . 377.
... to advise with counsel , but the Court told them that it was very indecent for them to ask to go to counsel what the law was , when all the Judges had declared it , or whether they should obey , if THE GROWTH OF THE GRAND JURY SYSTEM . 377.
Page 378
... Grand Jury , already sworn , " all subterfuge of excuse , Counsel for the King moved the Court at the Old Bailey , that the evidence might be given to the Grand Jury openly ; the Court declared they could not deny it ; and the witnesses ...
... Grand Jury , already sworn , " all subterfuge of excuse , Counsel for the King moved the Court at the Old Bailey , that the evidence might be given to the Grand Jury openly ; the Court declared they could not deny it ; and the witnesses ...
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