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... prisoner . The learned counsel for the prisoner has said truly , that it is your individual duty to judge the prisoner ; that it is your individual duty to determine his guilt or innocence ; and that you are to weigh the testimony with ...
... prisoner . The learned counsel for the prisoner has said truly , that it is your individual duty to judge the prisoner ; that it is your individual duty to determine his guilt or innocence ; and that you are to weigh the testimony with ...
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... prisoner at the bar is the person ; and that he should not hesitate at all , if he were seen in the same dress . His ... prisoner's favor ; because , in fact , the person seen by Mirick was dressed like the prisoner . The description of ...
... prisoner at the bar is the person ; and that he should not hesitate at all , if he were seen in the same dress . His ... prisoner's favor ; because , in fact , the person seen by Mirick was dressed like the prisoner . The description of ...
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... prisoner's life through false swearing . If he is true , it is incredible that the prisoner can be innocent . Gentlemen , I have gone through with the evidence in this case , and have endeavored to state it plainly and fairly before you ...
... prisoner's life through false swearing . If he is true , it is incredible that the prisoner can be innocent . Gentlemen , I have gone through with the evidence in this case , and have endeavored to state it plainly and fairly before you ...
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