The Jurist, Or, Quarterly Journal of Jurisprudence and Legislation, Bind 3Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1832 |
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Side 4
... tion of the judge . Witnesses would occasionally present them- selves who might have a strong pecuniary interest in the event of * King v . Williams , 2 Barn . and Cress . Rep . 538 . the cause , and whose testimony therefore ought not ...
... tion of the judge . Witnesses would occasionally present them- selves who might have a strong pecuniary interest in the event of * King v . Williams , 2 Barn . and Cress . Rep . 538 . the cause , and whose testimony therefore ought not ...
Side 6
... tion of interest of this kind be , in all cases , a sufficient ground for rejecting , or rather , for refusing to hear it . Or , in other words , the question is , whether a man of good character and large fortune will certainly perjure ...
... tion of interest of this kind be , in all cases , a sufficient ground for rejecting , or rather , for refusing to hear it . Or , in other words , the question is , whether a man of good character and large fortune will certainly perjure ...
Side 7
... tion . And , even in the same station of life , there is the greatest possible difference in the moral qualities of different individuals . There are some men who are incapable of being corrupted by any amount of pecuniary interest ...
... tion . And , even in the same station of life , there is the greatest possible difference in the moral qualities of different individuals . There are some men who are incapable of being corrupted by any amount of pecuniary interest ...
Side 11
... tion of the witness's veracity . In Let us not be understood as disposed to undervalue the import- ance of forming a just estimate of the witness's character , when we are employed in weighing his testimony ; nor as under - rating the ...
... tion of the witness's veracity . In Let us not be understood as disposed to undervalue the import- ance of forming a just estimate of the witness's character , when we are employed in weighing his testimony ; nor as under - rating the ...
Side 24
... tion is found to be an evil , this is a reason for altering the law , not for maintaining a bad rule of evidence . At the same time it must be admitted , that if , for any reason , it is impracticable at once to alter the law , this ...
... tion is found to be an evil , this is a reason for altering the law , not for maintaining a bad rule of evidence . At the same time it must be admitted , that if , for any reason , it is impracticable at once to alter the law , this ...
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