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Page 371
But though the deliberations of the Grand Jury were invariably secret , it seems
that anciently the examination of the ... to in State Trials , where Grand Juries
were contumacious , or suspected of being so , as a means of overawing them .
But though the deliberations of the Grand Jury were invariably secret , it seems
that anciently the examination of the ... to in State Trials , where Grand Juries
were contumacious , or suspected of being so , as a means of overawing them .
Page 373
At the Lent Assizes held in April , 1683 , before Baron Gregory , at Derby , a Bill
was preferred against one " for being a priest , unto the Grand Jury ; who were
Knights of the new order of Addressers and violent Tories , but they were pleased
to ...
At the Lent Assizes held in April , 1683 , before Baron Gregory , at Derby , a Bill
was preferred against one " for being a priest , unto the Grand Jury ; who were
Knights of the new order of Addressers and violent Tories , but they were pleased
to ...
Page 374
... he would examine the witnesses in open Court , which being done , the same
Jury , upon the same evidence on which they found before two ' Ignoramuses '
found now ' Billa Vera . ' Babington , in his Advice to Grand Jurors , published in ...
... he would examine the witnesses in open Court , which being done , the same
Jury , upon the same evidence on which they found before two ' Ignoramuses '
found now ' Billa Vera . ' Babington , in his Advice to Grand Jurors , published in ...
Page 375
Grand Jurors were fined £ 20 each for refusing to find a Bill for murder “ albeit
they were satisfied the man died by the ... In 1681 , a Bill of Indictment for High
Treason was presented to the Grand Jury of the City of London against Stephen ...
Grand Jurors were fined £ 20 each for refusing to find a Bill for murder “ albeit
they were satisfied the man died by the ... In 1681 , a Bill of Indictment for High
Treason was presented to the Grand Jury of the City of London against Stephen ...
Page 376
These returns of Ignoramus by the Grand Juries were attributed by the Court
party to the Whigs . " Mr. Attorney - General Sawyer ( writes North in his Examen ,
) found that , by the Statute 3 Henry VIII . , the Judges and Justices had a power to
...
These returns of Ignoramus by the Grand Juries were attributed by the Court
party to the Whigs . " Mr. Attorney - General Sawyer ( writes North in his Examen ,
) found that , by the Statute 3 Henry VIII . , the Judges and Justices had a power to
...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1881 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 13 Jun 2012 |
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