The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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Page 84
... evidence , while raising in limine the question whether there really is any " direct " evidence which is not " circumstantial . " This is a sufficiently startling question to at once attract the reader's attention , and he will find Dr ...
... evidence , while raising in limine the question whether there really is any " direct " evidence which is not " circumstantial . " This is a sufficiently startling question to at once attract the reader's attention , and he will find Dr ...
Page 101
... Evidence , as administered in England , inform us that in the case of public prosecutions , whether for felony or misdemeanour , instituted by the Crown , the Law Officers of the Crown , and those who represent them , enjoy as their ...
... Evidence , as administered in England , inform us that in the case of public prosecutions , whether for felony or misdemeanour , instituted by the Crown , the Law Officers of the Crown , and those who represent them , enjoy as their ...
Page 115
... evidence was called for the prisoner , York ( Solicitor - General ) , as the second counsel in the case , was allowed to reply on behalf of the Crown . On the trial of Robert , Earl of Somerset , before the Lord High Steward , in 1616 ...
... evidence was called for the prisoner , York ( Solicitor - General ) , as the second counsel in the case , was allowed to reply on behalf of the Crown . On the trial of Robert , Earl of Somerset , before the Lord High Steward , in 1616 ...
Page 117
... evidence brought for the prosecu- tion is not controverted by any other evidence on the part of the defendant , but the fact , as far as it depends upon testimony , taken as the prosecutor's evidence left it ; that then the defendant's ...
... evidence brought for the prosecu- tion is not controverted by any other evidence on the part of the defendant , but the fact , as far as it depends upon testimony , taken as the prosecutor's evidence left it ; that then the defendant's ...
Page 118
... 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 practice for the expedi- tion of business in civil cases ...
... 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 practice for the expedi- tion of business in civil cases ...
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