The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 110
... defendant in Ashford v . Thornton threw down his gage on the floor of the King's Bench and claimed the ancient , but then nearly obsolete , privilege of defending an appeal of murder with his body , —being viewed as a private litigation ...
... defendant in Ashford v . Thornton threw down his gage on the floor of the King's Bench and claimed the ancient , but then nearly obsolete , privilege of defending an appeal of murder with his body , —being viewed as a private litigation ...
Page 115
... Defendant . " " From an early period it seems to have been customary for the Attorney - General , when he appeared ex officio as the prosecutor for the King , in informations , treasons , & c . , and what were emphatically State ...
... Defendant . " " From an early period it seems to have been customary for the Attorney - General , when he appeared ex officio as the prosecutor for the King , in informations , treasons , & c . , and what were emphatically State ...
Page 116
... defendants having stated points of law " which he did not allow . " But his doubts were soon dispelled by Lord Mansfield , who told him " that as Attorney - General he might reply , notwithstanding the defendant had not examined ...
... defendants having stated points of law " which he did not allow . " But his doubts were soon dispelled by Lord Mansfield , who told him " that as Attorney - General he might reply , notwithstanding the defendant had not examined ...
Page 117
... defendant , but the fact , as far as it depends upon testimony , taken as the prosecutor's evidence left it ; that then the defendant's answer closes the pleading , and that , my Lord , has obtained and been established as the approved ...
... defendant , but the fact , as far as it depends upon testimony , taken as the prosecutor's evidence left it ; that then the defendant's answer closes the pleading , and that , my Lord , has obtained and been established as the approved ...
Page 118
... defendant , if he only makes observations upon the same evidence , and only draws conclusions from the same evidence to the Jury to lessen the damages , why , then , there is nothing new , there is no new matter at all ; and by the ...
... defendant , if he only makes observations upon the same evidence , and only draws conclusions from the same evidence to the Jury to lessen the damages , why , then , there is nothing new , there is no new matter at all ; and by the ...
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