The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 70
... things which caused the death shall be adjudged deodands.1 It made no difference who the owner of the thing was ; and so if a man kill another with my sword , the sword is forfeited as an accursed thing.2 A great variety of instances is ...
... things which caused the death shall be adjudged deodands.1 It made no difference who the owner of the thing was ; and so if a man kill another with my sword , the sword is forfeited as an accursed thing.2 A great variety of instances is ...
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... thing is known , before , the commission of the corpus delicti , or its commission by the defendant , is established , this general presumption stands . The well - known instance of the violation of this principle by positive law is ...
... thing is known , before , the commission of the corpus delicti , or its commission by the defendant , is established , this general presumption stands . The well - known instance of the violation of this principle by positive law is ...
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... thing to call upon a person who is proved to have killed another , to show that it was not done unlawfully , and quite a different thing to assume that a person did the killing , and also that he did it in a manner to make the act ...
... thing to call upon a person who is proved to have killed another , to show that it was not done unlawfully , and quite a different thing to assume that a person did the killing , and also that he did it in a manner to make the act ...
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... thing as malice ? This is of the number of those things which they are not to be trusted with . . . . Of malice , according to the indictment , the sup- posed existence was necessary . But in proof of this essential matter of fact , ac ...
... thing as malice ? This is of the number of those things which they are not to be trusted with . . . . Of malice , according to the indictment , the sup- posed existence was necessary . But in proof of this essential matter of fact , ac ...
Page 87
... thing . " - Lord C. J. Willes in Moor ( Sir Francis ) Reports . " Moor's Reports are a posthumous work , incorrect notes taken for his own use , not intended to be published . " . Lord Macclesfield , State Tryals , vol . vi . p . 230 ...
... thing . " - Lord C. J. Willes in Moor ( Sir Francis ) Reports . " Moor's Reports are a posthumous work , incorrect notes taken for his own use , not intended to be published . " . Lord Macclesfield , State Tryals , vol . vi . p . 230 ...
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