Trial of John H. Surratt in the Criminal Court for the District of Columbia: Hon. George P. Fisher Presiding, Volumen1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1867 - 1383 páginas |
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... expressed as an argument upon the main question , and not upon the question of evidence . What- ever might be the view of this statute when that fact was developed , it struck me instantly that my learned brethren on the other side ...
... expressed as an argument upon the main question , and not upon the question of evidence . What- ever might be the view of this statute when that fact was developed , it struck me instantly that my learned brethren on the other side ...
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... expression , if he is not equal between the parties , that is a ground of challenge to the array . If he is guilty of any default in returning the jury , that also is a ground for this species of challenge . Those are the only grounds ...
... expression , if he is not equal between the parties , that is a ground of challenge to the array . If he is guilty of any default in returning the jury , that also is a ground for this species of challenge . Those are the only grounds ...
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... expressed an opinion upon it . The COURT . Have you formed a decided opinion ? Mr. BLAGDEN . I have done so , sir . Mr. PIERREPONT . I hope your honor will ascertain whether this gentleman has formed such an opinion that he would not be ...
... expressed an opinion upon it . The COURT . Have you formed a decided opinion ? Mr. BLAGDEN . I have done so , sir . Mr. PIERREPONT . I hope your honor will ascertain whether this gentleman has formed such an opinion that he would not be ...
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... expressed an opinion in relation to the guilt or inno- cence of the party , which opinion it would not be possible or probable that any evidence might overcome , such person would not , I think , be a proper person to discharge the ...
... expressed an opinion in relation to the guilt or inno- cence of the party , which opinion it would not be possible or probable that any evidence might overcome , such person would not , I think , be a proper person to discharge the ...
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... expressed an opinion in regard to the guilt or inno- cence of the prisoner at the bar , John H. Surratt ? A. To a certain extent I may have formed an opinion , I do not remember having expressed an opinion . Q. Would that opinion have ...
... expressed an opinion in regard to the guilt or inno- cence of the prisoner at the bar , John H. Surratt ? A. To a certain extent I may have formed an opinion , I do not remember having expressed an opinion . Q. Would that opinion have ...
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