A System of Penal Law for the state of Louisiana, etcJames Kay Jun.&Brother, 1833 - 745 páginas |
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... testimony , to be decided only by the supreme court . This degradation of the functions of jurors , in cases of property , cer- tainly does not tend to render them respectable in cases affecting life and liberty . In criminal cases ...
... testimony , to be decided only by the supreme court . This degradation of the functions of jurors , in cases of property , cer- tainly does not tend to render them respectable in cases affecting life and liberty . In criminal cases ...
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... testimony , or deceiving appearances , may have given rise . Error from these , or other causes , is sometimes inevitable , its operation is instantaneous , and its fatal effects in the pun- ishment of death , follow without delay : but ...
... testimony , or deceiving appearances , may have given rise . Error from these , or other causes , is sometimes inevitable , its operation is instantaneous , and its fatal effects in the pun- ishment of death , follow without delay : but ...
Página 42
... testimony from notes , always ( from the nature of things ) imperfect- ly , not seldom inaccurately , and sometimes carelessly , taken , has a double disadvantage ; it makes the jurors , who rely more on the judges ' notes than their ...
... testimony from notes , always ( from the nature of things ) imperfect- ly , not seldom inaccurately , and sometimes carelessly , taken , has a double disadvantage ; it makes the jurors , who rely more on the judges ' notes than their ...
Página 43
... testimony , by impressing upon the mind a proper sense of the serious consequences of its violation . If this impression should be insufficient to prevent deliberate perjury , it will at least restrain the more prevalent evil of those ...
... testimony , by impressing upon the mind a proper sense of the serious consequences of its violation . If this impression should be insufficient to prevent deliberate perjury , it will at least restrain the more prevalent evil of those ...
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... testimony against others entirely un- affected by the provision , at least so far as relates to the offences not enumerated in the act of 4th May 1805. I would not be understood as expressing a belief that this mode of obtaining testimony ...
... testimony against others entirely un- affected by the provision , at least so far as relates to the offences not enumerated in the act of 4th May 1805. I would not be understood as expressing a belief that this mode of obtaining testimony ...
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