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WITNESSES - credibility -- the jury to determine . It is the peculiar 110 province of
the jury to determine whether any particular witness or witnesses 11 213 3289
are not worthy of belief , even though they are accomplices ; and in passing ...
WITNESSES - credibility -- the jury to determine . It is the peculiar 110 province of
the jury to determine whether any particular witness or witnesses 11 213 3289
are not worthy of belief , even though they are accomplices ; and in passing ...
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... is interested in the result of his prosecution , as well as his demeanor and
conduct upon the witness stand and during the ... jury are also to take into
consideration the fact , if such is the fact , that he has been contradicted by other
witnesses .
... is interested in the result of his prosecution , as well as his demeanor and
conduct upon the witness stand and during the ... jury are also to take into
consideration the fact , if such is the fact , that he has been contradicted by other
witnesses .
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... so testify he at once becomes the same as any other witness , and his
credibility is to be tested by and subjected to the same tests as are legally applied
to any other witness ; and in determining the degree of credibility that shall be
accorded ...
... so testify he at once becomes the same as any other witness , and his
credibility is to be tested by and subjected to the same tests as are legally applied
to any other witness ; and in determining the degree of credibility that shall be
accorded ...
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If such is the law it is difficult to see how any one could ever be convicted where
the testimony of witnesses was ... of fact made by a witness in the course of his
testimony , it is the duty of the jury to take into consideration all the evidence ...
If such is the law it is difficult to see how any one could ever be convicted where
the testimony of witnesses was ... of fact made by a witness in the course of his
testimony , it is the duty of the jury to take into consideration all the evidence ...
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There was no possible mode of reconciling the conflict between the testimony of
the witnesses on the respective sides . The only possible way in which the jury
could reach a conclusion and render a verdict on the guilt or innocence of the ...
There was no possible mode of reconciling the conflict between the testimony of
the witnesses on the respective sides . The only possible way in which the jury
could reach a conclusion and render a verdict on the guilt or innocence of the ...
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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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