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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... reason of man at once assents . But in most of the presumptions we are now considering , the inference is only partially approved by reason , the law , from motives of policy , attaching to the facts which give rise to it an artificial ...
... reason of man at once assents . But in most of the presumptions we are now considering , the inference is only partially approved by reason , the law , from motives of policy , attaching to the facts which give rise to it an artificial ...
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... reason for prohibiting a jury which can read from availing themselves of that means for the investigation of truth , because other juries are , from want of educa- tion , disqualified from using it : if some men are blind , that is no ...
... reason for prohibiting a jury which can read from availing themselves of that means for the investigation of truth , because other juries are , from want of educa- tion , disqualified from using it : if some men are blind , that is no ...
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... reason to believe that most of them were obtained by torture ; ( q ) and the following sensible solution of the extraordinary phenomenon which they all present is given by an eminent writer on the criminal law of the former country ...
... reason to believe that most of them were obtained by torture ; ( q ) and the following sensible solution of the extraordinary phenomenon which they all present is given by an eminent writer on the criminal law of the former country ...
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256 | xvi |
ON PRESUMPTIVE EVIDENCE AND PRESUMPTIONS IN GENERAL | 25 |
Fictions | 27 |
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