The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
No interior do livro
Resultados 1-3 de 14
Página 186
... 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 truth or has kept anything back which might help 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 truth or has kept anything back which might help the ...
Página 188
... prisoner could not be convicted . 18. When it was shown that the jury were of one mind , the prisoner was told to stand , and the judge addressed a few words to him . He reminded him that he had had a fair and impartial trial before a ...
... prisoner could not be convicted . 18. When it was shown that the jury were of one mind , the prisoner was told to stand , and the judge addressed a few words to him . He reminded him that he had had a fair and impartial trial before a ...
Página 189
... prisoner set at liberty . The order sent to a jailer directing him to bring a prisoner before a judge is called a writ of habeas corpus . Habeas corpus are Latin words , and mean " produce the body . " 21. Perhaps on the hearing the ...
... prisoner set at liberty . The order sent to a jailer directing him to bring a prisoner before a judge is called a writ of habeas corpus . Habeas corpus are Latin words , and mean " produce the body . " 21. Perhaps on the hearing the ...
Índice
OUR COUNTRY | 29 |
LAWS AND THEIR MAKERS | 36 |
WHAT WE MEAN BY GOVERNMENT | 43 |
19 outras secções não apresentadas
Outras edições - Ver tudo
Palavras e frases frequentes
Alleghany Mountains American appointed army attorney battle became Boston bought Britain British building Bunker Hill Bunker Hill Monument cabinet called chosen citizens civil colonies colonists congress Constitution county seat course court Daniel Webster decide Declaration died district Dustin duty elected England English famous federal fight fire flag foreign governor guilty honest hundred independence Indians jail John Adams John Doe JOHN JAMES AUDUBON judge jury keep land law-making laws lawyer legislature liberty live managed Massachusetts mayor means meeting ment Mexico navy nearly negroes o'er obey OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES paid patriot peace president prisoner public officers republic revolutionary secretary senate settlers ships soldiers spoons star-spangled banner taxes territory THEODORE O'HARA things thirteen thirteen colonies tion treasury trial Union United usually vessels vice-president village Virginia vote Washington WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT York