The Law Magazine: Or, Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 11Saunders and Benning, 1834 - Law |
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... oath , not as an offence against religion , but because without faith in the sacredness of an oath , the whole system of society would be shaken to its foundation . VII . A penal system is wise only when it gives the judges the power of ...
... oath , not as an offence against religion , but because without faith in the sacredness of an oath , the whole system of society would be shaken to its foundation . VII . A penal system is wise only when it gives the judges the power of ...
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... oath from him , nor readily exposes him to be challenged . " 291 It is quite obvious that an inquiry carried on in secret , and wholly unfettered in its course , presupposes a perfect purity of intention in the judge ; but we do not ...
... oath from him , nor readily exposes him to be challenged . " 291 It is quite obvious that an inquiry carried on in secret , and wholly unfettered in its course , presupposes a perfect purity of intention in the judge ; but we do not ...
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... oath , and compelling him to gather the terms of the indictment , and the legal objections that might be made to it , by the im- perfect hearing of it on his trial , —these it did not belong to the authority of the judge , however ...
... oath , and compelling him to gather the terms of the indictment , and the legal objections that might be made to it , by the im- perfect hearing of it on his trial , —these it did not belong to the authority of the judge , however ...
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... oath that they wanted material witnesses , and to material facts for their defence , that might be occasion for our further consideration ; but shall we put off a trial on a bare suggestion of the want of witnesses , naming neither ...
... oath that they wanted material witnesses , and to material facts for their defence , that might be occasion for our further consideration ; but shall we put off a trial on a bare suggestion of the want of witnesses , naming neither ...
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... oath , and that he ought not to regard anything but the discharge of his duty ; and as to the law and custom of parliament for the determination of inherit- ances , he knew not any but the common law of England , which is the birthright ...
... oath , and that he ought not to regard anything but the discharge of his duty ; and as to the law and custom of parliament for the determination of inherit- ances , he knew not any but the common law of England , which is the birthright ...
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