A Treatise on Criminal Law, Volumen1Kay and Brother, 1885 |
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... question that the case would go to the jury to be decided according to the preponderance of proof . Supposing that the plea , being special ( as is the plea , for instance , of autrefois acquit ) , should be determined against the ...
... question that the case would go to the jury to be decided according to the preponderance of proof . Supposing that the plea , being special ( as is the plea , for instance , of autrefois acquit ) , should be determined against the ...
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... question does not depend exclusively on intent , it is no defence that the act charged as a crime was committed under the advice of counsel that it was lawful . " But when the question is one of intent , such proof is admissible though ...
... question does not depend exclusively on intent , it is no defence that the act charged as a crime was committed under the advice of counsel that it was lawful . " But when the question is one of intent , such proof is admissible though ...
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... question was dropped from the mother when she was at a privy , and was smothered in the soil , it was held a question to be deter- mined in the first place by the jury whether the child was alive at the birth . The question of killing ...
... question was dropped from the mother when she was at a privy , and was smothered in the soil , it was held a question to be deter- mined in the first place by the jury whether the child was alive at the birth . The question of killing ...
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