Canadian Criminal Cases Annotated, 2. köideCanada Law Journal Company, 1899 |
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Page xvi
... abortive trial - Affidavits of jurors denying intimidation - Admissibility - Ad- ditional expense of prisoner's witnesses - Payment of , by Crown - Cr . Code 651 . 417 QUEEN v . QUINN , R. v . ( Indexed xvi [ c.c.c. CASES REPORTED .
... abortive trial - Affidavits of jurors denying intimidation - Admissibility - Ad- ditional expense of prisoner's witnesses - Payment of , by Crown - Cr . Code 651 . 417 QUEEN v . QUINN , R. v . ( Indexed xvi [ c.c.c. CASES REPORTED .
Page 75
... jurors have had an unpremeditated and innocent conversation , which could not bias the juror's opinion nor affect his mind and judgment , although such conversation is improper , it cannot have the effect of avoiding the verdict and ...
... jurors have had an unpremeditated and innocent conversation , which could not bias the juror's opinion nor affect his mind and judgment , although such conversation is improper , it cannot have the effect of avoiding the verdict and ...
Page 76
... jurors , about the case during the midday adjournment of the Court . At the same time his counsel moved for leave to apply to the Court of Appeal for a new trial on the ground that the verdict was against the weight of evidence . It ...
... jurors , about the case during the midday adjournment of the Court . At the same time his counsel moved for leave to apply to the Court of Appeal for a new trial on the ground that the verdict was against the weight of evidence . It ...
Page 78
... jurors , who can give to the evidence of any of the witnesses who may have been heard in a case such credit as they may think it is entitled to under the circumstances of the case , or from the character or demeanour of the witnesses ...
... jurors , who can give to the evidence of any of the witnesses who may have been heard in a case such credit as they may think it is entitled to under the circumstances of the case , or from the character or demeanour of the witnesses ...
Page 79
... jurors have exercised the discretion which is allowed to them by rejecting the evidence given on one side or on the other , and their verdict is supported by and founded on the evidence which they believed and accepted , the verdict is ...
... jurors have exercised the discretion which is allowed to them by rejecting the evidence given on one side or on the other , and their verdict is supported by and founded on the evidence which they believed and accepted , the verdict is ...
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