The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... judge explains the law . The judge and jury together form what is called a court . Sometimes there are no facts in dispute . Then the jury is omitted , and the judge alone is still called a court . And in some courts there are several ...
... judge explains the law . The judge and jury together form what is called a court . Sometimes there are no facts in dispute . Then the jury is omitted , and the judge alone is still called a court . And in some courts there are several ...
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... judge goes on with a new jury to try another case . The jury do not ( at least that is the law in most states ) decide disputes about the meaning of the law . It is the judge who does that . The jury decide disputes about facts . In ...
... judge goes on with a new jury to try another case . The jury do not ( at least that is the law in most states ) decide disputes about the meaning of the law . It is the judge who does that . The jury decide disputes about facts . In ...
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... judge and ask him to look into the matter . The judge may then send an order to the jailer directing him to bring the prisoner before him ( the judge ) and explain the reason for the imprisonment . Such an order from a judge any jailer ...
... judge and ask him to look into the matter . The judge may then send an order to the jailer directing him to bring the prisoner before him ( the judge ) and explain the reason for the imprisonment . Such an order from a judge any jailer ...
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PREFACE | 29 |
THE NECESSITY OF GOVERNMENT John C Calhoun | 53 |
THE DISCOVERY OF GOLD | 59 |
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