The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 146
... trial Judge , who has a nar- rower range than would have the Appellate Court in the consid- eration of appeals on the ground of excessive punishments . ANOTHER LAW journal - this time an English one - asked by a lay newspaper what is ...
... trial Judge , who has a nar- rower range than would have the Appellate Court in the consid- eration of appeals on the ground of excessive punishments . ANOTHER LAW journal - this time an English one - asked by a lay newspaper what is ...
Page 211
... trial by jury that , even when he went upon the woolsack , he adopted for his heraldic shield the rather incongruous motto , " Trial by Jury . " An amusing contrast to Erskine's strong advocacy of the rights of juries is recalled by an ...
... trial by jury that , even when he went upon the woolsack , he adopted for his heraldic shield the rather incongruous motto , " Trial by Jury . " An amusing contrast to Erskine's strong advocacy of the rights of juries is recalled by an ...
Page 218
... trial in Georgia . Says Erskine : " The greatest works upon government , the most excellent books of sci- ence , the sacred Scriptures themselves , might be distorted into libels , by forsaking the general context , and hanging a ...
... trial in Georgia . Says Erskine : " The greatest works upon government , the most excellent books of sci- ence , the sacred Scriptures themselves , might be distorted into libels , by forsaking the general context , and hanging a ...
Page 223
... trial judge in attempting to force a certain form of verdict from the jury , he was peremtorily ordered to sit down . " Sit down , Sir , " remarked his Lordship . " Remember your duty , or I shall be obliged to proceed in another man ...
... trial judge in attempting to force a certain form of verdict from the jury , he was peremtorily ordered to sit down . " Sit down , Sir , " remarked his Lordship . " Remember your duty , or I shall be obliged to proceed in another man ...
Page 272
... trial court of the District of Columbia . It seems strange indeed that the Supreme Court of the United States in its opinion should not have explained why it consid- ered the finding of the trial court to the effect that B was justified ...
... trial court of the District of Columbia . It seems strange indeed that the Supreme Court of the United States in its opinion should not have explained why it consid- ered the finding of the trial court to the effect that B was justified ...
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