The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord Chancellor of England, Volumen13W. Pickering, 1825 |
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... jury may take knowledge of matters not within the evidence ; and the court contrariwise cannot take knowledge of any matter not within the pleas ; for it is clear that if the evidence had been altogether remote , and not proving the ...
... jury may take knowledge of matters not within the evidence ; and the court contrariwise cannot take knowledge of any matter not within the pleas ; for it is clear that if the evidence had been altogether remote , and not proving the ...
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... jury , and give evidence upon their oaths , he and the witnesses , which he doth ; and then the grand jury write thereupon either billa vera , and then the prisoner standeth indicted , or else ignoramus , and The manner of then he is ...
... jury , and give evidence upon their oaths , he and the witnesses , which he doth ; and then the grand jury write thereupon either billa vera , and then the prisoner standeth indicted , or else ignoramus , and The manner of then he is ...
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... jury do assess . By those trials called Nisi Prius , the juries and the par- ties are eased much of the charge they should be put to , by coming to London with their evidences and witnesses , and the courts of Westminster are eased of ...
... jury do assess . By those trials called Nisi Prius , the juries and the par- ties are eased much of the charge they should be put to , by coming to London with their evidences and witnesses , and the courts of Westminster are eased of ...
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