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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... hear it . Mr. PIERREPONT . I say that one of the reasons that the Lord Chief Justice Tindal gave as a good reason for setting aside the selection of jurors in England . was , that if that motion were granted , there would be no mode by ...
... hear it . Mr. PIERREPONT . I say that one of the reasons that the Lord Chief Justice Tindal gave as a good reason for setting aside the selection of jurors in England . was , that if that motion were granted , there would be no mode by ...
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... hear any reasons of that nature which may be assigned by the party . The COURT . Mr. Taylor , I am quite sure , does not object to having the rea- sons he urges made known . He is a man of good standing , and he is desirous of ...
... hear any reasons of that nature which may be assigned by the party . The COURT . Mr. Taylor , I am quite sure , does not object to having the rea- sons he urges made known . He is a man of good standing , and he is desirous of ...
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... hear well . Persons have to speak very loud to me in order to enable me to hear them . The DISTRICT ATTORNEY . Is your hearing defective with regard to both of your ears ? Mr. GERHARDT . Yes , sir ; but one a little more than the other ...
... hear well . Persons have to speak very loud to me in order to enable me to hear them . The DISTRICT ATTORNEY . Is your hearing defective with regard to both of your ears ? Mr. GERHARDT . Yes , sir ; but one a little more than the other ...
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... hear would change my view upon the subject . Mr. EASBY ( a juror . ) I beg leave to say , with the permission of the court , that I think it nothing more than fair that jurors be permitted to express their opinion upon this subject ...
... hear would change my view upon the subject . Mr. EASBY ( a juror . ) I beg leave to say , with the permission of the court , that I think it nothing more than fair that jurors be permitted to express their opinion upon this subject ...
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... hear the evidence and endeavor to bring in a verdict according to the law and the evidence , and although against my own convictions of right and wrong . The responsibility will rest upon some one else , not upon me . The COURT . After ...
... hear the evidence and endeavor to bring in a verdict according to the law and the evidence , and although against my own convictions of right and wrong . The responsibility will rest upon some one else , not upon me . The COURT . After ...
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