The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 65
... judicial murders as that of Rich- ard Whiting , Abbot of Glastonbury . He received in pay- ment , among much else , Woburn Abbey , which has since remained the Bedford country seat , and Covent Garden or Convent Garden , one of the most ...
... judicial murders as that of Rich- ard Whiting , Abbot of Glastonbury . He received in pay- ment , among much else , Woburn Abbey , which has since remained the Bedford country seat , and Covent Garden or Convent Garden , one of the most ...
Page 130
she died . The Court takes judicial notice of the fact that X - ray machines sometimes cause serious burns , and holds that , under the statute declaring guilty of manslaughter in the second degree one who causes death by any act ...
she died . The Court takes judicial notice of the fact that X - ray machines sometimes cause serious burns , and holds that , under the statute declaring guilty of manslaughter in the second degree one who causes death by any act ...
Page 136
... judicial proceeding , is but qualified and does not apply in the case of matter irrelevant to the proceeding , the privilege in the case of a judge is absolute , there being no right of action for slander against him for any statements ...
... judicial proceeding , is but qualified and does not apply in the case of matter irrelevant to the proceeding , the privilege in the case of a judge is absolute , there being no right of action for slander against him for any statements ...
Page 137
... judicial capacity in a court of justice , and that the doctrine had been applied to the court of a coroner , and to a court martial , as well as to the superior courts . He said : ' It is essential in all courts that the judges who are ...
... judicial capacity in a court of justice , and that the doctrine had been applied to the court of a coroner , and to a court martial , as well as to the superior courts . He said : ' It is essential in all courts that the judges who are ...
Page 146
... judicial summing - up on record , thinks that the palm should be awarded to Judge Rentoul , one of the present Judges of the London Criminal Court . " Gentlemen of the jury , " said he , " you have heard Mr. X. say everything that there ...
... judicial summing - up on record , thinks that the palm should be awarded to Judge Rentoul , one of the present Judges of the London Criminal Court . " Gentlemen of the jury , " said he , " you have heard Mr. X. say everything that there ...
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