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If the prisoner be really innocent he can suffer no harm by answering any
questions that may relate to the subject of his trial ... We are most naturally led to
question himself , and to compare his answers with such proofs as appear
against him .
If the prisoner be really innocent he can suffer no harm by answering any
questions that may relate to the subject of his trial ... We are most naturally led to
question himself , and to compare his answers with such proofs as appear
against him .
Pagina 27
of questioning a prisoner , not the simple asking of a question , but the barbarous
practice really intended by the phrase , it is not to be wondered that the public
should hold the mention of it as odious ; and it might well be expected , that from
...
of questioning a prisoner , not the simple asking of a question , but the barbarous
practice really intended by the phrase , it is not to be wondered that the public
should hold the mention of it as odious ; and it might well be expected , that from
...
Pagina 59
Some question is put to a medical practitioner as speedily as possible * , which
he either cannot answer , or so answers as to leave the question of murder in
doubt . The Judge informs the jury that there is no evidence of the child having
been ...
Some question is put to a medical practitioner as speedily as possible * , which
he either cannot answer , or so answers as to leave the question of murder in
doubt . The Judge informs the jury that there is no evidence of the child having
been ...
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