The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 153
... greatest injury to the scientific character , will be incurred whenever it shall be
known that professional witnesses may ... experience give instances of the
profligacy with which scientific testimony is tendered , and not in criminal cases
only .
... greatest injury to the scientific character , will be incurred whenever it shall be
known that professional witnesses may ... experience give instances of the
profligacy with which scientific testimony is tendered , and not in criminal cases
only .
Page 154
Such must be the result when scientific witnesses accept briefs for a defence ;
when they go into a witness - box believing one thing , and endeavour to lead a
jury by their testimony to believe another -- when they make themselves
advocates ...
Such must be the result when scientific witnesses accept briefs for a defence ;
when they go into a witness - box believing one thing , and endeavour to lead a
jury by their testimony to believe another -- when they make themselves
advocates ...
Page 156
To great scientific accomplishments , practical skill , and enlarged experience in
delicate chemical analysis , he adds the power of happy expression , and
extraordinary ability in conveying to ordinary minds , and the untrained intellects
of ...
To great scientific accomplishments , practical skill , and enlarged experience in
delicate chemical analysis , he adds the power of happy expression , and
extraordinary ability in conveying to ordinary minds , and the untrained intellects
of ...
Page 157
But the author proceeds to give instances where toxicological science has been
brought to bear by the miscreant , so as to baffle the scientific " detective , " as the
analytical experts are sometimes discourteously called . Dr. Taylor , too , will ...
But the author proceeds to give instances where toxicological science has been
brought to bear by the miscreant , so as to baffle the scientific " detective , " as the
analytical experts are sometimes discourteously called . Dr. Taylor , too , will ...
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... animals had been poisoned in the neighbourhood of the unwholesome fields .
Points connected with the locality , and other matter , struck also the observant
faculties of the two VOL . VII . NO . XIII . M scientific gentlemen , that the lead
which ...
... animals had been poisoned in the neighbourhood of the unwholesome fields .
Points connected with the locality , and other matter , struck also the observant
faculties of the two VOL . VII . NO . XIII . M scientific gentlemen , that the lead
which ...
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