The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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... witness , and the court , upon that ground , granted the prosecution time to make enquiries in America , which ... witnesses , but Lord Hale said that in other cases it was wrong , and Foster was of the same opinion . In the time ...
... witness , and the court , upon that ground , granted the prosecution time to make enquiries in America , which ... witnesses , but Lord Hale said that in other cases it was wrong , and Foster was of the same opinion . In the time ...
Page 114
... witnesses , audietis ex juratis , as it was founded in reason and justice , gradually displaced the ruder usages , and will in substance continue for ever to endure , because the principles of justice and reason are eternal . But ...
... witnesses , audietis ex juratis , as it was founded in reason and justice , gradually displaced the ruder usages , and will in substance continue for ever to endure , because the principles of justice and reason are eternal . But ...
Page 116
... witnesses : " Excipi possunt juratores eisdem modis quibus et testes in cuna christiamtatis juste repelluntur . " It is to be traced again in the greater work of Bracton , in the reign of Henry III . , where it is stated in the same way ...
... witnesses : " Excipi possunt juratores eisdem modis quibus et testes in cuna christiamtatis juste repelluntur . " It is to be traced again in the greater work of Bracton , in the reign of Henry III . , where it is stated in the same way ...
Page 120
... witnesses , he says that the earliest mention of a trial by jury is in the Constitutions of Clarendon in the reign of Henry II . , which direct that the sheriff shall swear twelve men who should make the truth appear " faciet jurare ...
... witnesses , he says that the earliest mention of a trial by jury is in the Constitutions of Clarendon in the reign of Henry II . , which direct that the sheriff shall swear twelve men who should make the truth appear " faciet jurare ...
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... witnesses . The pro- gress of institutions Reeves could not understand , and so he set down the first formal mention of twelve men he happened to find , which happened to be some centuries after the original institution arose , as the ...
... witnesses . The pro- gress of institutions Reeves could not understand , and so he set down the first formal mention of twelve men he happened to find , which happened to be some centuries after the original institution arose , as the ...
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