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Page 155
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. the jury to adopt his venal assertion in
preference to the unbiassed opinions of medical men . " Dr. Taylor , in the above
passage as elsewhere , is , we believe , justified in the use of most of his
expressions ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. the jury to adopt his venal assertion in
preference to the unbiassed opinions of medical men . " Dr. Taylor , in the above
passage as elsewhere , is , we believe , justified in the use of most of his
expressions ...
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Such questions , therefore , were only calculated to conceal the truth and mislead
the jury . “ The fallacy based on this inquiry is not confined to lawyers . Some
medical men , even of good professional standing , have paid so little attention to
...
Such questions , therefore , were only calculated to conceal the truth and mislead
the jury . “ The fallacy based on this inquiry is not confined to lawyers . Some
medical men , even of good professional standing , have paid so little attention to
...
Page 161
In spite of this obvious inference , Serjeant Shee was allowed on this occasion to
mystify the facts , and to place the matter before the jury as if the half grain found
in the dead body was the whole quantity of antimony that deceased could have ...
In spite of this obvious inference , Serjeant Shee was allowed on this occasion to
mystify the facts , and to place the matter before the jury as if the half grain found
in the dead body was the whole quantity of antimony that deceased could have ...
Page 169
One of the most unfortunate things in the proceedings of the court , is the great
number of cases in which the whole matter rests upon the verdict of the jury . This
is to be regretted on two grounds - first , the subject is , in many cases , partly law
...
One of the most unfortunate things in the proceedings of the court , is the great
number of cases in which the whole matter rests upon the verdict of the jury . This
is to be regretted on two grounds - first , the subject is , in many cases , partly law
...
Page 210
The Landed Estates Court may direct an issue to be tried before any jury , for the
purpose of determining any question of fact ( sec . 83 ) ; and the decision of such
jury ( which might consist of five members in a county court ) is to be conclusive ...
The Landed Estates Court may direct an issue to be tried before any jury , for the
purpose of determining any question of fact ( sec . 83 ) ; and the decision of such
jury ( which might consist of five members in a county court ) is to be conclusive ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1859 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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