...Justice Gray, " in the courts of the United States, is a trial presided over by a judge, with anthority not only to rule upon objections to evidence, and...his opinion upon questions of fact, provided only bo submits those questions to their determination." Now, trial by jury in the courts of the United...

...Geo. R. Kaercher, for defendants in error. GRAY, J. Trial by jury in the courts of the United States is a trial presided over by a judge, with authority,...to aid the jury by explaining and commenting upon the testimony, and even giving them his opinion upon questions of fact, provided only he submits those...

...defendants in error. ».. GRAY, J. * Trial by jury in the courts of the United States is a trial pre-" sided over by a judge, with authority, not only to rule...to aid the jury by explaining and commenting upon the testimony, and even giving them his opinion upon questions of fact, provided only he submits those...

...MR. JUSTICE GRAY delivered the opinion of the court. Trial by jury in the courts of the United States is a trial presided over by a judge, with authority,...to aid the jury by explaining and commenting upon the testimony, and even giving them his opinion upon questions of fact, provided only he submits those...

...courts. The rule is thus stated by Mr. Justice Gray: "Trial by jury in the courts of the United States is a trial presided over by a judge, with authority...also, when in his judgment the due administration of justicerequires it, to aid the jury by explaining and commenting upon the testimony, and oven giving...

...114, says: — "Trial by jury in the courts of the United States is a trial presided over by a fudge with authority, not only to rule upon objections to...to aid the jury by explaining and commenting upon the testimony, and even giving them his opinion upon the question of fact, provided only he submits...

...jury in the courts of the United States is a trial presided over by a jndge with anthority, not only to instruct the jury upon the law, but also, when in his jndgment the due administration of justice requires it, to aid the jury by explaining and commenting...

...Justice Gray (' Albany LJ,' vol. xxix., p. 208) : ' Trial by jury in the Courts of the United States ¡sa trial presided over by a Judge, with authority not...•due administration of justice requires it, to aid <he jury by explaining and commenting upon, and even giving them his opinion upon, questions of fact,...

...Constitution, when it said : (US vs. Reading RR, 123 US 113.) "Trial by jury in the courts of the United States is a trial presided over by a judge, with authority...to aid the jury by explaining and commenting upon the testimony, and even giving them his opinion upon questions of fact, provided only he submits those...

...statutes forbidding such a practice to the state judges. "Trial by jury in the courts of the United States is a trial presided over by a judge with authority...to aid the jury by explaining and commenting upon the testimony, and even giving them his opinion upon questions of fact, provided only he submits those...