Select Speeches, Forensick and Parliamentary: With Prefatory Remarks, Volume 3Nathaniel Chapman Hopkins and Earle, 1807 - Great Britain |
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With Prefatory Remarks Nathaniel Chapman. SPEECH , & c . GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY , MR . STOCKDALE , who is brought as a cri- minal before you for the publication of this book , has , by employing me as his advocate , reposed what must ...
With Prefatory Remarks Nathaniel Chapman. SPEECH , & c . GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY , MR . STOCKDALE , who is brought as a cri- minal before you for the publication of this book , has , by employing me as his advocate , reposed what must ...
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... jury may appear to be warranted in their conclusion of guilty or not guilty , And lastly , that the court may see such a precise and definite transgression upon the record as to be able to apply the punishment which judicial discretion ...
... jury may appear to be warranted in their conclusion of guilty or not guilty , And lastly , that the court may see such a precise and definite transgression upon the record as to be able to apply the punishment which judicial discretion ...
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... jury were permitted to see , by the book itself , that the verse , instead of denying the existence of the Divinity , only imputed that ima- gination to a fool . Gentlemen , having now gone through the attorney general's reading , the ...
... jury were permitted to see , by the book itself , that the verse , instead of denying the existence of the Divinity , only imputed that ima- gination to a fool . Gentlemen , having now gone through the attorney general's reading , the ...
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... jury with your complaint . God forbid that a magistrate should suffer from an errour in judgment , if his purpose was honestly to discharge his trust . We cannot stop the ordinary course of justice ; but wherever the court has a ...
... jury with your complaint . God forbid that a magistrate should suffer from an errour in judgment , if his purpose was honestly to discharge his trust . We cannot stop the ordinary course of justice ; but wherever the court has a ...
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