The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 324
... trial by jury , to which we must advert : - " No insurer resisting a life policy — no great company resisting a claim for an accident — no lawyer or doctor suing for his bill — no gentle- man contesting the charges of a tradesman - no ...
... trial by jury , to which we must advert : - " No insurer resisting a life policy — no great company resisting a claim for an accident — no lawyer or doctor suing for his bill — no gentle- man contesting the charges of a tradesman - no ...
Page 325
... trial by jury . For that of the inconvenience to the jurors we do not regard as of great cogency , the present improper mode of summoning them ... jury , thus constituting themselves the arbitrators The Jury System in England . 325.
... trial by jury . For that of the inconvenience to the jurors we do not regard as of great cogency , the present improper mode of summoning them ... jury , thus constituting themselves the arbitrators The Jury System in England . 325.
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... juries . In criminal cases the returns show that the magistracy disposes of by far the greater number of delinquents . Hence it is obvious that they who " magnify " with Mr. Clarke trial by jury , ought also to strive to " multiply ...
... juries . In criminal cases the returns show that the magistracy disposes of by far the greater number of delinquents . Hence it is obvious that they who " magnify " with Mr. Clarke trial by jury , ought also to strive to " multiply ...
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... jury system for eliciting truth , but advanced on other grounds . Thus , it is said : — 8. The concurrence of the ... trial . " He remarks , " The people take the deepest interest in our trials and arguments . They love their queen and ...
... jury system for eliciting truth , but advanced on other grounds . Thus , it is said : — 8. The concurrence of the ... trial . " He remarks , " The people take the deepest interest in our trials and arguments . They love their queen and ...
Page 330
... trial by jury is thoroughly English . Many of the above propositions and arguments , which we have endeavoured to collect from those who have considered the subject , need not here be dwelt upon . Many of our readers are familiar with ...
... trial by jury is thoroughly English . Many of the above propositions and arguments , which we have endeavoured to collect from those who have considered the subject , need not here be dwelt upon . Many of our readers are familiar with ...
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