A Treatise on Presumptions of Law and Fact, with the Theory and Rules of Presumptive Or Circumstantial Proof in Criminal CasesF.B. Rothman, 1981 - 222 páginas |
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Página xiii
... real evidence 1. Real evidence the result of accident 2. Forgery of real evidence 1. Self - exculpative forgery of real evidence by criminals by innocent persons 2. Malicious forgery of real evidence instances forgery , both exculpative ...
... real evidence 1. Real evidence the result of accident 2. Forgery of real evidence 1. Self - exculpative forgery of real evidence by criminals by innocent persons 2. Malicious forgery of real evidence instances forgery , both exculpative ...
Página 177
... real evidence . That facts may lie , as well as witnesses , was shewn in the preceding chapter , and the forgery of real evidence is , in some degree , analogous to the subornation of personal evidence , it being an attempt to pervert ...
... real evidence . That facts may lie , as well as witnesses , was shewn in the preceding chapter , and the forgery of real evidence is , in some degree , analogous to the subornation of personal evidence , it being an attempt to pervert ...
Página 179
... real evidence re- mains to be noticed ; namely , that the apparently criminative fact may have been created by the accused in the furtherance of some lawful or even laudable design . This is best exemplified by those ... REAL EVIDENCE . 179.
... real evidence re- mains to be noticed ; namely , that the apparently criminative fact may have been created by the accused in the furtherance of some lawful or even laudable design . This is best exemplified by those ... REAL EVIDENCE . 179.
Contenido
256 | xvi |
ON PRESUMPTIVE EVIDENCE AND PRESUMPTIONS IN GENERAL | 25 |
Fictions | 27 |
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