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الصفحة 19
The judges may be asked their opinions in any point : for they are present for the
assistance of the court . ... And therefore , if the peers consulting of their verdict ,
desire to speak with a judge , and then ask his opinion in law , he ought to inform
...
The judges may be asked their opinions in any point : for they are present for the
assistance of the court . ... And therefore , if the peers consulting of their verdict ,
desire to speak with a judge , and then ask his opinion in law , he ought to inform
...
الصفحة 558
And tho ' great complaint was made , in the latter of these reigns , by all the
judges and the barons of the exchequer ( o ) , yet still the same claim was
continued , and carried ... Judge Dodderidge gave it as his opinion ( p ) , that the
ics , had ...
And tho ' great complaint was made , in the latter of these reigns , by all the
judges and the barons of the exchequer ( o ) , yet still the same claim was
continued , and carried ... Judge Dodderidge gave it as his opinion ( p ) , that the
ics , had ...
الصفحة 560
coif ; and the said lord chancellor , judge or baron , upon view . ing a copy of their
commitment , or upon oath made that a copy of it was denied , Mall grant a writ of
habeas corpus , under the seal of the court where he is judge . Upon which writ ...
coif ; and the said lord chancellor , judge or baron , upon view . ing a copy of their
commitment , or upon oath made that a copy of it was denied , Mall grant a writ of
habeas corpus , under the seal of the court where he is judge . Upon which writ ...
الصفحة 564
When the cause is fummed up , the jury are to determine it , i , e , they are to
judge of the fačts upon which the merit of the cause turns . How far such facts are
criminal in law , they are indeed directed by the judges ; but still they are at liberty
...
When the cause is fummed up , the jury are to determine it , i , e , they are to
judge of the fačts upon which the merit of the cause turns . How far such facts are
criminal in law , they are indeed directed by the judges ; but still they are at liberty
...
الصفحة 565
e 1 jurors ( i ) ; but this has always been by the direction of some arbitrary minister
or judge ; and has always , by the legislative authority , been condemned as
illegal . - No new trial is ever granted , in criminal cases , when the defendant is ...
e 1 jurors ( i ) ; but this has always been by the direction of some arbitrary minister
or judge ; and has always , by the legislative authority , been condemned as
illegal . - No new trial is ever granted , in criminal cases , when the defendant is ...
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معلومات المراجع
| العنوان | The Monthly Review Or Literary Journal |
| المؤلف | Several Hands |
| منشور | 1765 |
| أصلي من | جامعة أوكسفورد |
| الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي | 11 كانون الأول (ديسمبر) 2006 |
| تصدير الاقتباس | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |