The History of the Common Law of England: And An Analysis of the Civil Part of the LawH. Butterworth, 1820 - 472 страници |
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And An Analysis of the Civil Part of the Law Matthew Hale. CHAP . XI . Touching the course of Descents in England Touching trials by Jury CHAP . XII . PAGE 291 336 SOME ACCOUNT OF THE LIFE or SIR MATTHEW HALE . CONTENTS .
And An Analysis of the Civil Part of the Law Matthew Hale. CHAP . XI . Touching the course of Descents in England Touching trials by Jury CHAP . XII . PAGE 291 336 SOME ACCOUNT OF THE LIFE or SIR MATTHEW HALE . CONTENTS .
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... trial by jury , to that of the civilians , ( who intrust too much to the judge , ) yet he often affirmed , that ( a ) The human mind is incapable of such exertion for any great length of time . A milder mode meets with the approbation ...
... trial by jury , to that of the civilians , ( who intrust too much to the judge , ) yet he often affirmed , that ( a ) The human mind is incapable of such exertion for any great length of time . A milder mode meets with the approbation ...
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... trial appear , that Hale was retained for the earl , whose coun- sel were Mr. Lane , Mr. Gardiner , Mr. Loe , and Mr. Lightfoot , Stat . Tr . vol . i . p . 759. Hale attended as counsel for his grace , and in the conduct of that ...
... trial appear , that Hale was retained for the earl , whose coun- sel were Mr. Lane , Mr. Gardiner , Mr. Loe , and Mr. Lightfoot , Stat . Tr . vol . i . p . 759. Hale attended as counsel for his grace , and in the conduct of that ...
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... trial of a sovereign , in whose defence , it may rationally be supposed , HALE was , from principle interested , added to a conjecture , not altogether improbable , that he furnished the objections which Charles so pointedly applied ...
... trial of a sovereign , in whose defence , it may rationally be supposed , HALE was , from principle interested , added to a conjecture , not altogether improbable , that he furnished the objections which Charles so pointedly applied ...
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... trial of lord Craven , the attorney - general so far neglected his own character , as to threaten him for appearing against government . Regardless of consequences , HALE , with becoming warmth , made some pointed observations on the ...
... trial of lord Craven , the attorney - general so far neglected his own character , as to threaten him for appearing against government . Regardless of consequences , HALE , with becoming warmth , made some pointed observations on the ...
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Страница 31 - ... admitted to make a defence, or to examine witnesses, or to appeal from a judgment he might think erroneous; and therefore the depositions of witnesses in another cause, in proof of a fact, the verdict of a jury finding the fact, and the judgment of the court upon the fact found, although evidence against the parties, and all claiming under THEM, are not, in general, to be used to the prejudice of strangers.