A Treatise on Criminal Law, Volumen1Kay and Brother, 1885 |
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... defendant 1 We may cite , as an illustration , the case of McLeod , 1 Hill , N. Y. 377 , 25 Wend . 483 , where , in order to sus- tain non - amenability to the New York tribunals , the defendant's counsel maintained that the defendant ...
... defendant 1 We may cite , as an illustration , the case of McLeod , 1 Hill , N. Y. 377 , 25 Wend . 483 , where , in order to sus- tain non - amenability to the New York tribunals , the defendant's counsel maintained that the defendant ...
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... defendant mistook the girl's age . We have recently had a signal illustration of this application , where the rule was affirmed by the great majority of the English judges . The defendant was convicted under 24 & 25 Vict . of unlawfully ...
... defendant mistook the girl's age . We have recently had a signal illustration of this application , where the rule was affirmed by the great majority of the English judges . The defendant was convicted under 24 & 25 Vict . of unlawfully ...
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... defendant fully shown , is manslaughter.1 of life , he is guilty of man- slaughter if. that this intent could not be supposed to have been harbored by men who were so overcome by excitement as to be incapable of knowing what they were ...
... defendant fully shown , is manslaughter.1 of life , he is guilty of man- slaughter if. that this intent could not be supposed to have been harbored by men who were so overcome by excitement as to be incapable of knowing what they were ...
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