The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 155
... evidence . For his assertions in the witness - box he is remunerated — we might call them venal in the primary sense of the word , as they are in one sense bought ; so the arguments and forensic powers , when exercised by counsel , are ...
... evidence . For his assertions in the witness - box he is remunerated — we might call them venal in the primary sense of the word , as they are in one sense bought ; so the arguments and forensic powers , when exercised by counsel , are ...
Page 156
... evidence , have been received with the utmost attention . The exactitude , propriety , and pertinence with which he delivers his testimony in a court of justice , awaken the admiration of every body competent to judge of his difficult ...
... evidence , have been received with the utmost attention . The exactitude , propriety , and pertinence with which he delivers his testimony in a court of justice , awaken the admiration of every body competent to judge of his difficult ...
Page 159
... evidence to the contrary - that poisons , when taken into the body , are never liable to be expelled by vomiting or purging , or to be removed from the stomach by absorption , and carried out of the body by elimination . The real object ...
... evidence to the contrary - that poisons , when taken into the body , are never liable to be expelled by vomiting or purging , or to be removed from the stomach by absorption , and carried out of the body by elimination . The real object ...
Page 160
... evidence proved that it had been given in the case of Cook -and there has been violent vomiting in the intervals , it is not probable that small doses would accumulate and remain in the stomach and intestines for a week . Such questions ...
... evidence proved that it had been given in the case of Cook -and there has been violent vomiting in the intervals , it is not probable that small doses would accumulate and remain in the stomach and intestines for a week . Such questions ...
Page 162
... evidence prepared by the defendant cannot be read without pain : " As a proof that white lead from the flue was deposited on the surrounding vegetables , a branch of a tree was produced in court , the whole surface of which presented ...
... evidence prepared by the defendant cannot be read without pain : " As a proof that white lead from the flue was deposited on the surrounding vegetables , a branch of a tree was produced in court , the whole surface of which presented ...
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