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... jury his reasons for believing that Doe was a burglar . These reasons seemed to the jury to be good ones , and so they voted that John Doe should be tried on the charge of stealing the spoons — that is , of committing burglary . vote of ...
... jury his reasons for believing that Doe was a burglar . These reasons seemed to the jury to be good ones , and so they voted that John Doe should be tried on the charge of stealing the spoons — that is , of committing burglary . vote of ...
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... 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 this case the indictment ...
... 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 this case the indictment ...
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... jury rose in his place and replied that they had . " What is your verdict ? " " Guilty . " Then the roll of the jury was called , and each man in turn rose and said that that was his verdict . Unless every one of the twelve voted ...
... jury rose in his place and replied that they had . " What is your verdict ? " " Guilty . " Then the roll of the jury was called , and each man in turn rose and said that that was his verdict . Unless every one of the twelve voted ...
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| Título | The Young American: A Civic Reader Graded supplementary reading series |
| Autor | Harry Pratt Judson |
| Editora | Maynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 |
| Número de páginas | 244 páginas |
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