The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 51
... juries . But if the interrogation of prisoners be conceded , there still remain important details which , prior to their final settlement , demand earnest reflection . What limits are to be imposed upon the right to interrogate a ...
... juries . But if the interrogation of prisoners be conceded , there still remain important details which , prior to their final settlement , demand earnest reflection . What limits are to be imposed upon the right to interrogate a ...
Page 52
... jury are to attach to his statements , nor as to the answers given in cross - examination or re - examination thereon . Now , if juries are to be directed to accept his statements and answers as evidence , the prisoner's word will hold ...
... jury are to attach to his statements , nor as to the answers given in cross - examination or re - examination thereon . Now , if juries are to be directed to accept his statements and answers as evidence , the prisoner's word will hold ...
Page 54
... jury twelve men of first class intellect and position to try his case , yet , if the highest person in the land is to be tried for his life , he has no such liberty . ' His fate will , in all probability , be decided by a jury composed ...
... jury twelve men of first class intellect and position to try his case , yet , if the highest person in the land is to be tried for his life , he has no such liberty . ' His fate will , in all probability , be decided by a jury composed ...
Page 55
... in the Penge case - there are strong grounds for jury " Crimes and Punishments , " ch . xlvi .; see also , Bentham " Penal Code , " Part iii . , ch . x . believing that the convict is innocent . To ameliorate the THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE . 55.
... in the Penge case - there are strong grounds for jury " Crimes and Punishments , " ch . xlvi .; see also , Bentham " Penal Code , " Part iii . , ch . x . believing that the convict is innocent . To ameliorate the THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE . 55.
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... jury no safeguard to an innocent man of the Catholic faith . In such a case his sole safety might be that Titus Oates had got no one to back his lie . If then , in such a case , the Parliament struck him down by a Bill of Attainder , or ...
... jury no safeguard to an innocent man of the Catholic faith . In such a case his sole safety might be that Titus Oates had got no one to back his lie . If then , in such a case , the Parliament struck him down by a Bill of Attainder , or ...
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