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... should have gone on and paid no attention to the fact these statements were
contradicted by other witnesses ? Do counsel wish to be understood as holding
that the contradicted statement of a witness is , as a general rule , entitled
Opinion ...
... should have gone on and paid no attention to the fact these statements were
contradicted by other witnesses ? Do counsel wish to be understood as holding
that the contradicted statement of a witness is , as a general rule , entitled
Opinion ...
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The injustice and unreasonableness of such a rule would doubtless be more
apparent to counsel for the defendant if the People , instead of the accused ,
were seeking to enforce it . Suppose the court below , at the instance of the
People , had ...
The injustice and unreasonableness of such a rule would doubtless be more
apparent to counsel for the defendant if the People , instead of the accused ,
were seeking to enforce it . Suppose the court below , at the instance of the
People , had ...
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There is no statute or rule of the common law that imposes the duty of paying
attorney's fees for defending paupers from criminal accusations , and the courts
have no power to enact laws authorizing counties to levy taxes for ...
There is no statute or rule of the common law that imposes the duty of paying
attorney's fees for defending paupers from criminal accusations , and the courts
have no power to enact laws authorizing counties to levy taxes for ...
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The general rule is , that when the prosecution makes out such a case as will
sustain a verdict of guilty , and the defendant offers evidence , the burden is on
him to make out that defence , whatever it may be ; but as to an alibi , and all
other ...
The general rule is , that when the prosecution makes out such a case as will
sustain a verdict of guilty , and the defendant offers evidence , the burden is on
him to make out that defence , whatever it may be ; but as to an alibi , and all
other ...
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The general rule is , that the declarations of a party to a suit are admissible
against him . The rule is , that an admission is evidence against the individual
interest of the person making it , and against a joint interest in which he shares .
The general rule is , that the declarations of a party to a suit are admissible
against him . The rule is , that an admission is evidence against the individual
interest of the person making it , and against a joint interest in which he shares .
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| Título | Reports of Cases at Law and in Chancery Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Illinois, Volumen110 |
| Autor | Illinois. Supreme Court |
| Publicado | 1885 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 22 Jun. 2007 |
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