The General Principles of the Law of Evidence in Their Application to the Trial of Criminal Cases at Common Law and Under the Criminal Codes of the Several States (Classic Reprint)

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Part II., discusses the instrumentalities of evidence and is an extended presentation of what is frequently regarded by adroit practitioners as the most vexatious phase of our entire subject.

Part III., exhibits the evidence of the prosecution, under the recitals of the indictment, and is an attempt to faithfully portray the rules of evidence that are sanctioned by authority in order to secure the conviction of the accused.

Part IV., is devoted to defensive evidence, and is expository of those rules that assist in determining the innocence of the de fendant.

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