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Page 49
... jury , and he never gave his opponent an opportunity for an appeal to them by reason of any exaggeration or any display of zeal on the part of the Crown for a conviction . I say this from experience : for I have several times defended ...
... jury , and he never gave his opponent an opportunity for an appeal to them by reason of any exaggeration or any display of zeal on the part of the Crown for a conviction . I say this from experience : for I have several times defended ...
Page 56
... jury how insufficient the particular piece of proof is to justify them in taking away a man's life , liberty , & c . , but you say nothing about the mass of proof collectively . This plan of action , when an advocate has a heavy case ...
... jury how insufficient the particular piece of proof is to justify them in taking away a man's life , liberty , & c . , but you say nothing about the mass of proof collectively . This plan of action , when an advocate has a heavy case ...
Page 115
... jury consider reasonable , having regard to all the circumstances of the particular occasion , convenience , or necessity in question , and to the relative benefit obtainable by the persons seeking to exercise the inconsistent rights ...
... jury consider reasonable , having regard to all the circumstances of the particular occasion , convenience , or necessity in question , and to the relative benefit obtainable by the persons seeking to exercise the inconsistent rights ...
Page 118
... jury acquitted the defendants on the direction of Mr. Justice Bayley , that " if they thought that the abridgment of the right of passage was for a public purpose , and produced a public benefit , and if it was in a reasonable situation ...
... jury acquitted the defendants on the direction of Mr. Justice Bayley , that " if they thought that the abridgment of the right of passage was for a public purpose , and produced a public benefit , and if it was in a reasonable situation ...
Page 119
... jury can be persuaded to consider reasonable , but the limits of the right itself must not be exceeded . And ... juries , there would be great uncer- tainty , much interference with private rights , and constant litigation . Speaking of ...
... jury can be persuaded to consider reasonable , but the limits of the right itself must not be exceeded . And ... juries , there would be great uncer- tainty , much interference with private rights , and constant litigation . Speaking of ...
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