Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Alabama, Volumen28 |
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... entitled to more weight and credit than said witness for the State ; to which charge the defendant excepted . " No errors are assigned on the record . WM . M. BROOKS , for the appellant , contended , - 1. That the ownership of a slave ...
... entitled to more weight and credit than said witness for the State ; to which charge the defendant excepted . " No errors are assigned on the record . WM . M. BROOKS , for the appellant , contended , - 1. That the ownership of a slave ...
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... entitled to a change of venue ; and it is now said that his decision is not revisable . Is this so ? A right so important , so essential to the liberty and life of the citizen , is not left to the discretion of the judge who may try the ...
... entitled to a change of venue ; and it is now said that his decision is not revisable . Is this so ? A right so important , so essential to the liberty and life of the citizen , is not left to the discretion of the judge who may try the ...
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... entitled to a change of venue in this case , because the facts are not sufficient . The motion is based principally on newspaper comments in the case . Neither of the papers pub- lished that Banks was guilty of murder , but that he had ...
... entitled to a change of venue in this case , because the facts are not sufficient . The motion is based principally on newspaper comments in the case . Neither of the papers pub- lished that Banks was guilty of murder , but that he had ...
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... entitled to a right , which is withheld from him by the decision of a court , " it cannot , in any just and accurate sense , be called " a mere matter of dis- cretion " , but is revisable .-- Wormeley v . The Commonwealth , 10 Grattan's ...
... entitled to a right , which is withheld from him by the decision of a court , " it cannot , in any just and accurate sense , be called " a mere matter of dis- cretion " , but is revisable .-- Wormeley v . The Commonwealth , 10 Grattan's ...
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... entitled to bail , as a matter of right , unless the court to which the application is made is of opinion , on the evidence adduced , that he is guilty of murder in the first degree ; and if the application for bail is made to a circuit ...
... entitled to bail , as a matter of right , unless the court to which the application is made is of opinion , on the evidence adduced , that he is guilty of murder in the first degree ; and if the application for bail is made to a circuit ...
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action ademption Adm'r administrator admissible agreement Alabama alleged answer appellant appellee assigned attorney authority bill of exceptions bond Bransford cause chancery Chancery Court change of venue charged the jury circuit court claim Code complainant contract conveyance court of equity coverture Dauphin Dauphin street death debt declarations decree deed defendant excepted defendant's demurrer divorce entitled equity error evidence execution executor facts filed fraud guardian ad litem heirs Hendrix husband impeached indictment intended James Hatton John judgment jurisdiction land lots marriage McCartney ment misjoinder Mobile Mobile county mortgage motion negroes nunc pro tunc objection overruled parol parties payment person petition plaintiff plea port of Mobile possession probate proceedings proof proved purchase question record refused rendered rule Sarah separate estate sheriff slaves sold statute steamboat sued suit term testator testified testimony tion trial Trone trust Walker wife witness
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Página 706 - The powers of the government of the State of Mississippi shall be divided into three distinct departments, and each of them confided to a separate body of magistracy, to wit: those which are legislative, to one; those which are executive, to another; and those which are judicial, to another.
Página 41 - ... a fair and impartial trial cannot be had in the county in which the indictment was found.
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Página 753 - ... is sufficient to raise a reasonable doubt in the minds of the jury, when, excluding such proof, the evidence is sufficient to satisfy them of the guilt of the accused.
Página 99 - ... perpetrated by any act greatly dangerous to the lives of others, and evidencing a depraved mind regardless of human life, — is murder in the first degree ; and any other homicide, committed under such circumstances as would have constituted murder at common law, is murder in the second degree.
Página 319 - ... of witnesses, and other lawful proofs and evictions ; and that credit be not given to the sole confession of the parties themselves, howsoever taken upon oath, either within or without the court.
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Página 463 - The supreme court, except as otherwise provided in this constitution, shall have appellate jurisdiction only, which shall be co-extensive with the state, and shall have a general superintending control over all inferior courts, under such regulations and limitations as may be prescribed by law.