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BILL OF PARTICULARS, in what cases ordered,

as affecting relevancy,

exception necessary to review refusal to grant,
BLOOD STAINS, as evidence of homicide,

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767

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144 et seq.

421 et seq.

423

424

427, 428

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defined,

seduction,

BURGLARY.

EMBEZZLEMENT, ROBBERY AND BURGLARY, chap. LIII.,

proof of,

presumption from possession of stolen goods,

constructive breaking,

evidence of former attempts,

breaking into cemetery vault,

BY-STANDERS, cries of as res gesta,

CEMETERY VAULT, subject of burglary,
CHARACTER.

EVIDENCE OF CHARACTER, chap. XLV.,

of accused,

of victim,

of assailant in relation to self-defense,

of witness,

specific acts or charges,

negative evidence of,

presumption from failure to prove good,

879

742 et seq.

748

749

750, 752

750

751

753

126, 127

753

596 et seq.

596, 598, 606

596, 605, 765

587

597, 607, 610

599, 601, 603, 604, 607

608

599

constitutional limitations,

CHARACTER, continued.

when evidence of good admissible,

when unavailing,

consideration of by jury,

CHARGING THE JURY ON THE EVIDENCE, chap. XXIII.,

Oregon statute,

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361

606

223

186 et seq.

186

191

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COMPULSORY COMPARISON, of feet with foot prints,

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693, 694

COMPULSORY EXAMINATION OF PERSON OR PAPER, chap. L.,

to what extent allowable,

in civil cases,

690 et seq.

COMPULSORY PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS, by accused,
COMPULSORY PRODUCTION OF DEMONSTRATIVE EVIDENCE,

by accused,

CONCLUSIVENESS, defined,

of evidence as affecting admissibility,

of presumptions,

of judicial records,

CONDUCT, of accused as evidence,

presumption from,

CONFESSIONS, as evidence,

defined,

New York statute,

must be voluntary,

690, 691, 692

694

695

694

35

72

28

62

127, 501, 680

28

488 et seq.

488

499

489, 496

491, 496, 503

493, 498, 500, 522, 524

498

778

494

497

499

499

523

497

465, 467, 476, 477
281, 299, 314, 318

presumption as to voluntariness,

what inducement vitiates,

under intoxication,

prosecution must use in entirety if at all,

to be cautiously received in evidence,

conclusiveness of,

necessity for corroboration,

repetitions of,

sufficiency of,

witnesses of,

as proof of corpus delicti,

CONFIDENTIAL COMMUNICATIONS, evidence of,

CONFLICT OF EVIDENCE, duty of jury to reconcile,
CONSANGUINITY, incestuous, proof of,

CONSPIRACY, CRIMINAL, chap. LXIV.,

defined,

prosecution of one conspirator only,

proof of,

declarations of co conspirators,

intent as an element,

overt act as aggravation,

circumstantial evidence of,

CONTEMPT, witnesses,

CONTINUANCE, EVIDENCE TO SECURE, chap. XIX.,

grounds for,

intoxication of witness as ground for,

effect of admissions of adversary,

when error to refuse,

presumption of,

CONTRADICTION, of witnesses,

of irrelevant evidence,

CONVERSATIONS, between third persons,

192, 193, 226

841

899 et seq.

899

901

901, 904, 906

901, 905

904

905

906

265

162 et seq.

160

288

163, 164

165, 166

27

868, 370, 371

71

73

CONVICTION. See FORMER JEOPARDY.

conclusiveness as to guilt,

effect of,

COOLING TIME, what is reasonable,

COPIES, of public records,

Federal statute,

Colorado statute,

California statute,

New York statute,

judicial records,

of records of U. S. courts,

of documents,

of memoranda,

only true copies admissible,

existence of does not exclude parol proof,

of letters by press,

letter press copies as evidence of handwriting,

CORPUS DELICTI, chap. xxxvIII.,

defined,

proof of,

presumptions as to,

burden of proof,

PAGE.

597

278, 280

592

52, 62

55

52

53

54

62

55

46

101

55

80

80, 81

82

465 et seq.

465, 468

465, 466, 468, 469, 730

17

479

confessions as proof of,

CORROBORATION, of evidence of accomplices,

of confessions,

of prosecutrix for rape,

for seduction,

COUNSEL, right to have,

to assist Judge Advocate in courts-martial,

465, 466, 467, 476, 477

COUNTERFEIT MONEY, passing, evidence of other instances,

proof of,

COURTS-MARTIAL, EVIDENCE IN TRIALS BY, chap. LXV.,

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506

499

826, 827, 830

867, 868, 872, 873, 877, 878

160

915

780

783

908 et seq.

908, 917

909, 913, 915

909

914, 916

914

914

915

916

916

917

919

919

920

5

292

293

CRIME, defined,

distinguished from misdemeanor,
not synonymous with felony,

not to be implied in statute,

enormity of as affecting proof,

CRIMINAL EVIDENCE, how distinguished from civil,

CRIMINAL LAW, defined,

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when causing, not homicide,

DECEASED PERSONS, libel of,

entries by,

declarations of as to births, deaths, etc.,

DAYS OF WEEK AND MONTH, judicial notice of,

DEAF-MUTE, as witness,

DEATH, hearsay evidence of,

12

289

137

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762

882

72

136

345, 380

72

122, 124, 126, 127

328

364, 366, 374, 378

136

136

124

of co-conspirators,

901, 905

127

testimony of,

DECLARATIONS, competency,

when part of res gestæ,

of third parties as to res gestæ,

previous, consistent with testimony,

of deceased person as to birth, etc.,

adversity of, to deceased or absent declarants,

dying. See DYING DECLARATIONS.

as to pain,

of persons engaged in riot,

of third persons in presence of accused,

charging jury as to,

of accused,

effect of arrest on admissibility,

of accused-prosecution must use in entirety if at all,

contradictory by accused,

of accused as evidence of insanity,

as to forgery,

of accused in exculpation of confederate,

DECOY LETTERS, as evidence,

DECOYS. See DETECTIVES.

DELIBERATION. See COOLING-TIME; HOMICIDE.

intoxication as affecting,

500, 501

192, 196

501, 875

500

778

503

669

778

501

85

193, 443

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