Albany Law Journal, Volume 39Weed, Parsons & Company, 1889 - Law |
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... jury , case does not change the burden of proof , but is an effect either contrary to its nature , or which in only the result of that amount of evidence which is its nature has not a tendency to prove . It does sufficient to ...
... jury , case does not change the burden of proof , but is an effect either contrary to its nature , or which in only the result of that amount of evidence which is its nature has not a tendency to prove . It does sufficient to ...
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... jury in connec- tion with other evidence in the case ; that the pre- sumption of the innocence of the accused raised under the common law may be taken into consider- ation by the jury , but that the law does not make it sufficient to ...
... jury in connec- tion with other evidence in the case ; that the pre- sumption of the innocence of the accused raised under the common law may be taken into consider- ation by the jury , but that the law does not make it sufficient to ...
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... JURY . - In an action against a rail- road company for the death of plaintiff's intestate the evidence showed that the intestate , a married woman , was in a wagon with her husband , who was driving ; that while attempting to cross the ...
... JURY . - In an action against a rail- road company for the death of plaintiff's intestate the evidence showed that the intestate , a married woman , was in a wagon with her husband , who was driving ; that while attempting to cross the ...
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... JURY . - In a prosecution for a violation of a city ordinance for selling a certain fluid called " peach cider " as an intoxicating bever- age , it is error for the trial court to instruct the jury , as a matter of law , that if it ...
... JURY . - In a prosecution for a violation of a city ordinance for selling a certain fluid called " peach cider " as an intoxicating bever- age , it is error for the trial court to instruct the jury , as a matter of law , that if it ...
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... jury with- out invading the province of that body . Courts must be governed to some extent by the state of knowledge of the fact in the community . Courts would not probably be willing to take judicial notice of the per- centage of ...
... jury with- out invading the province of that body . Courts must be governed to some extent by the state of knowledge of the fact in the community . Courts would not probably be willing to take judicial notice of the per- centage of ...
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