The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 64
... opinion of Bartolus the commentators thought inconsistent with the other opinion of that writer given above . But Alexander recognized that this was merely saying that when the accused produced evidence suf- ficient to raise a doubt as ...
... opinion of Bartolus the commentators thought inconsistent with the other opinion of that writer given above . But Alexander recognized that this was merely saying that when the accused produced evidence suf- ficient to raise a doubt as ...
Page 78
... opinion in Com . v . York , was that even if such a presumption existed , if the evi- dence lead to a reasonable doubt whether the presumption were well founded , that doubt would avail in favor of the prisoner . The same suggestion was ...
... opinion in Com . v . York , was that even if such a presumption existed , if the evi- dence lead to a reasonable doubt whether the presumption were well founded , that doubt would avail in favor of the prisoner . The same suggestion was ...
Page 128
... opinion formed and expressed from hearsay as to the guilt of the ac- cused does not disqualify a juror from trying a criminal case . Westmoreland v . The State , 45 Ga . 225 . 2. Affidavits of a juror are admissible to deny or explain ...
... opinion formed and expressed from hearsay as to the guilt of the ac- cused does not disqualify a juror from trying a criminal case . Westmoreland v . The State , 45 Ga . 225 . 2. Affidavits of a juror are admissible to deny or explain ...
Page 148
... opinion delivered by Dixon , C. J. , it was held that the plaintiff was enti- tled to recover . This opinion was shown to be supported by a great weight of authority , though the rule in Massachusetts is otherwise . Bosworth v . Swansey ...
... opinion delivered by Dixon , C. J. , it was held that the plaintiff was enti- tled to recover . This opinion was shown to be supported by a great weight of authority , though the rule in Massachusetts is otherwise . Bosworth v . Swansey ...
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... opinions ; and in one House of Lords case has gone so far as to leave out entirely the leading opinion , that of the Lord Chancellor Hatherley , printing only the opinion of Lord Westbury , his reason being that the latter stated all ...
... opinions ; and in one House of Lords case has gone so far as to leave out entirely the leading opinion , that of the Lord Chancellor Hatherley , printing only the opinion of Lord Westbury , his reason being that the latter stated all ...
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