The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 73
... jury to do their duty , as they could no more doubt the defendant's guilt than he . And so , for making a speech in which he advocated " an equal representation of the people " in the House of Commons , Muir was sentenced to ...
... jury to do their duty , as they could no more doubt the defendant's guilt than he . And so , for making a speech in which he advocated " an equal representation of the people " in the House of Commons , Muir was sentenced to ...
Page 98
... JURY . - In Kentucky , in the course of a trial , one of the counsel commented on the action of the jury in a former case in the following words : " In this case the only question is whether a corporation can get jus- tice in Pike ...
... JURY . - In Kentucky , in the course of a trial , one of the counsel commented on the action of the jury in a former case in the following words : " In this case the only question is whether a corporation can get jus- tice in Pike ...
Page 99
... jury , and shall be fined one hundred dollars , and a sum equal to ten times the amount received or agreed to be received . " The opinion says : " If , therefore , the words spoken had charged this jury with having taken or agreed to ...
... jury , and shall be fined one hundred dollars , and a sum equal to ten times the amount received or agreed to be received . " The opinion says : " If , therefore , the words spoken had charged this jury with having taken or agreed to ...
Page 108
... jury and it lays it down that a passenger need not tender the exact fare , but , if he tenders a reasonable sum , the carrier must accept it and furnish change ; what is a reasonable sum depending largely upon whether the carrier is a ...
... jury and it lays it down that a passenger need not tender the exact fare , but , if he tenders a reasonable sum , the carrier must accept it and furnish change ; what is a reasonable sum depending largely upon whether the carrier is a ...
Page 110
... jury as a neglect of fire escapes , failure to guard dangerous ma- chinery , etc. There is ample theoretical ground for the distinction drawn and it is entirely proper in cases of neglect of specific statutory safe- guards to derive a ...
... jury as a neglect of fire escapes , failure to guard dangerous ma- chinery , etc. There is ample theoretical ground for the distinction drawn and it is entirely proper in cases of neglect of specific statutory safe- guards to derive a ...
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