The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 146
... means uncommon for the counsel for the defence , in a charge of poisoning , in the cross - examination of a medical witness , to press upon him the question whether the material alleged to have been fatally used was strictly poison ...
... means uncommon for the counsel for the defence , in a charge of poisoning , in the cross - examination of a medical witness , to press upon him the question whether the material alleged to have been fatally used was strictly poison ...
Page 149
... means of death in 1 Our contributor's mind must be perversely ruuning on his gun - nipples , or he would perceive that there would be no known means of firing off percussion caps so located . He has curiously misunderstood the medical ...
... means of death in 1 Our contributor's mind must be perversely ruuning on his gun - nipples , or he would perceive that there would be no known means of firing off percussion caps so located . He has curiously misunderstood the medical ...
Page 153
... means of contradicting or discomfiting a rival ; but from whatever cause it may arise , the worst danger to the administration of justice , and the greatest injury to the scientific character , will be incurred whenever it shall be ...
... means of contradicting or discomfiting a rival ; but from whatever cause it may arise , the worst danger to the administration of justice , and the greatest injury to the scientific character , will be incurred whenever it shall be ...
Page 156
... means and known tests proving ineffective , or through the rashness or vain pretensions displayed by analysts . To be able to discover the four - thousandth part of a grain of strychnine in an ounce of blood , is a claim , it would ...
... means and known tests proving ineffective , or through the rashness or vain pretensions displayed by analysts . To be able to discover the four - thousandth part of a grain of strychnine in an ounce of blood , is a claim , it would ...
Page 168
... means of ascertaining how far the party comes under any of these heads ; and the course of practice unfortunately established , still further tends to lull sus- picion , and to shut out the light . The court requires the petition only ...
... means of ascertaining how far the party comes under any of these heads ; and the course of practice unfortunately established , still further tends to lull sus- picion , and to shut out the light . The court requires the petition only ...
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