The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... attorney rises and addresses the court . He details the crime , and tells in a general way how he expects to prove ... attorney's ques- tions , is called his testimony , or evidence . Each witness , as his name is called , comes forward ...
... attorney rises and addresses the court . He details the crime , and tells in a general way how he expects to prove ... attorney's ques- tions , is called his testimony , or evidence . Each witness , as his name is called , comes forward ...
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... attorney has finished questioning a wit- ness , the prisoner's attorney has the privilege of asking questions . This is called the cross - examination , and of course these questions are very searching . If a witness has not spoken the ...
... attorney has finished questioning a wit- ness , the prisoner's attorney has the privilege of asking questions . This is called the cross - examination , and of course these questions are very searching . If a witness has not spoken the ...
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... attorney , and he calls what witnesses he has . One declares that he has known Doe for a long time , but never knew him to steal . Doe himself is put on the stand , and explains that he was idling about the house in question merely ...
... attorney , and he calls what witnesses he has . One declares that he has known Doe for a long time , but never knew him to steal . Doe himself is put on the stand , and explains that he was idling about the house in question merely ...
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OUR COUNTRY | 29 |
LAWS AND THEIR MAKERS | 36 |
WHAT WE MEAN BY GOVERNMENT | 43 |
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