The New York Supplement, 第 102 卷 |
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第 63 頁
A grand jury is not held to the same strictness with respect to admission of
evidence that a trial court is , and an indictment will be sustained on motion to
quash if there was evidence before the grand jury sufficient to support a
conviction ...
A grand jury is not held to the same strictness with respect to admission of
evidence that a trial court is , and an indictment will be sustained on motion to
quash if there was evidence before the grand jury sufficient to support a
conviction ...
第 64 頁
And so in order to make the case sufficient for the grand jury , all that it was
necessary for the people to show was that this property was in the possession of
an officer ( the sheriff ) , under a process of law ( the execution ) , and that a
person ...
And so in order to make the case sufficient for the grand jury , all that it was
necessary for the people to show was that this property was in the possession of
an officer ( the sheriff ) , under a process of law ( the execution ) , and that a
person ...
第 65 頁
juries cannot be confined to technical rules of evidence . Hope v . People , 83 N .
Y . 418 , 38 Am . Rep . 460 ; People v . Edwards , 25 N . Y . Supp . 480 . " A court
will not look behind the return of the grand jury , and set aside an indictment ...
juries cannot be confined to technical rules of evidence . Hope v . People , 83 N .
Y . 418 , 38 Am . Rep . 460 ; People v . Edwards , 25 N . Y . Supp . 480 . " A court
will not look behind the return of the grand jury , and set aside an indictment ...
第 79 頁
They had stated to the jury no fact tending to show that the plaintiff had sustained
any permanent injury . They were permitted to express an opinion without stating
to the jury any fact upon which it was based . If we assume that their evidence ...
They had stated to the jury no fact tending to show that the plaintiff had sustained
any permanent injury . They were permitted to express an opinion without stating
to the jury any fact upon which it was based . If we assume that their evidence ...
第 90 頁
and 136 New York State Reporter GAYNOR , J . The learned trial judge charged
the jury that if they found for the plaintiff his measure of damage was the profit at
which he could have sold the coal at retail at Mt . Vernon if it had arrived in ...
and 136 New York State Reporter GAYNOR , J . The learned trial judge charged
the jury that if they found for the plaintiff his measure of damage was the profit at
which he could have sold the coal at retail at Mt . Vernon if it had arrived in ...
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