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24 Novr 1811 Ch.10
Evidence
In the case of confrontation, the scantiness of its application
– as if there were any sort of case in which light
from all quarters were less conducive to rectitude of
decision than another – in the case of repetition as
well as confrontation, their conjunct inefficiency to every useful purpose,
in comparison of the security afforded by publicity
and open doors, will be brought held up to view.
In the case of Jury trial, Under the English mode, without the name and form,
be Jury trial, whether preceded or not by the preliminary examination
before performed by a Magistrate, the effect of gives in part the
effect, and, by a slight extension of the right of interrogation,
might be made to give the whole of the effect, of confrontation.
In regard to repetition, preceded by that such same preliminary examination, it gives a part of
reality or might easily be made gives actually part of the good effect, and might
easily be made to give the whole of the good effect, so
vainly aimed at by repetition when performed in
the close mode.(a)
Note (a)
(a) viz. by undequaque interrogation, if substituted to the partial
incompleat mode in use.
(b)
Of the process of information in developing at large the systems of confrontation and
repetition, one remarkable abuse will be occasion will present
itself for bringing to view a remarkable abuse in having place
under Romano-Austrian Law.(b)
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