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... trial is con- ducted , and what it means , we have supposed one John Doe to be accused of a crime and to be brought before the court . Let us imagine ourselves spectators at the trial . 2. The Trial of John Doe for Burglary . - John Doe ...
... trial is con- ducted , and what it means , we have supposed one John Doe to be accused of a crime and to be brought before the court . Let us imagine ourselves spectators at the trial . 2. The Trial of John Doe for Burglary . - John Doe ...
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... trial . John Doe is sitting here , looking at the jury . 8. Just in front of the judge , at another desk , but lower , sits a clerk , who keeps a careful record of all that is done . 9. On the floor in front of the judge and the clerk ...
... trial . John Doe is sitting here , looking at the jury . 8. Just in front of the judge , at another desk , but lower , sits a clerk , who keeps a careful record of all that is done . 9. On the floor in front of the judge and the clerk ...
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... trial , then he ( the accused ) is set at liberty . Of course it is his duty to present himself for trial at such time as may be set . If 22. All these pains are taken so that the law shall do injustice to no one . And there is another ...
... trial , then he ( the accused ) is set at liberty . Of course it is his duty to present himself for trial at such time as may be set . If 22. All these pains are taken so that the law shall do injustice to no one . And there is another ...
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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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