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... jurors may be witnesses in cases before them , the objection to the competency of a pre- siding judge as a witness rests on an entirely different ground . " It goes to the to the power of the court - the power to administer the oath ...
... jurors may be witnesses in cases before them , the objection to the competency of a pre- siding judge as a witness rests on an entirely different ground . " It goes to the to the power of the court - the power to administer the oath ...
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... Juror Who Differed with Judge . - A prominent and strikingly illustrative case arose in the reign of Charles II ... jurors against the recorder . But the court held that the bringing of the ac- tions favor it . tion was a greater ...
... Juror Who Differed with Judge . - A prominent and strikingly illustrative case arose in the reign of Charles II ... jurors against the recorder . But the court held that the bringing of the ac- tions favor it . tion was a greater ...
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... juror was not finable for his verdict . And " if ever a case was entitled to awaken sensibility , and to try the strength of the princi- ple , this was one . " Yet the eminent chief justice cites the case with appro- bation . Yates v ...
... juror was not finable for his verdict . And " if ever a case was entitled to awaken sensibility , and to try the strength of the princi- ple , this was one . " Yet the eminent chief justice cites the case with appro- bation . Yates v ...
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... jurors ; 15 ( election officers ; 16 although some courts hold differently ; 17 malice , 2 Ir . Com . Law 482 ; 2 Tidd's Pract . , p . 867 ; Bridgman v . Holt , 1 Show . P. C. 117 ; Wright v . Sharp , 1 Salk . 288 . American Cases ...
... jurors ; 15 ( election officers ; 16 although some courts hold differently ; 17 malice , 2 Ir . Com . Law 482 ; 2 Tidd's Pract . , p . 867 ; Bridgman v . Holt , 1 Show . P. C. 117 ; Wright v . Sharp , 1 Salk . 288 . American Cases ...
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... juror . It was not a legal objection that a judge had been of 1. Darling v . Pierce , 15 Iun ( N. Y. ) 543. And see M'Laren v . Charrier , 5 Paige ( N. Y. ) 530 ; Ten Eick v . Simp- son , II Paige ( N. Y. ) 177 ; Whicher v . Whicher ...
... juror . It was not a legal objection that a judge had been of 1. Darling v . Pierce , 15 Iun ( N. Y. ) 543. And see M'Laren v . Charrier , 5 Paige ( N. Y. ) 530 ; Ten Eick v . Simp- son , II Paige ( N. Y. ) 177 ; Whicher v . Whicher ...
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