The Office and Duty of a Justice of the Peace, and a Guide to Sheriffs, Coroners, Clerks, Constables, and Other Civil Officers: According to the Laws of North Carolina. With an Appendix, Containing the Declaration of Rights and Constitution of this State, the Constitution of the United States, with the Amendments Thereto; and a Collection of the Most Approved FormsJoseph Gales, 1816 - 418 halaman |
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... offence ; but in such case he may be indicted as accessory after , for they are offences of several kinds and for the same reason , if he be indicted as accessory before and acquitted , he may be indicted as acces- sory after . The ...
... offence ; but in such case he may be indicted as accessory after , for they are offences of several kinds and for the same reason , if he be indicted as accessory before and acquitted , he may be indicted as acces- sory after . The ...
Halaman 15
... offence of a very heinous nature . One aggravation of the offence is , where persons coolly and deliberately engage in a duel , though no mischief has actually ensued . Another aggravation is , where the officers of justice are ...
... offence of a very heinous nature . One aggravation of the offence is , where persons coolly and deliberately engage in a duel , though no mischief has actually ensued . Another aggravation is , where the officers of justice are ...
Halaman 19
... offence , in order to compel the party accused to appear before them ; for it would be absurd to give them power to ... offences as they have power to punish by statute or act of assembly , and indeed to all criminal matters punishable ...
... offence , in order to compel the party accused to appear before them ; for it would be absurd to give them power to ... offences as they have power to punish by statute or act of assembly , and indeed to all criminal matters punishable ...
Halaman 23
... offence against the United States , any justice of the peace may issue his warrant against the offender in the usual mode , and cause him to be arrested , and imprison- ed or bailed , the case may be , for trial before such court of the ...
... offence against the United States , any justice of the peace may issue his warrant against the offender in the usual mode , and cause him to be arrested , and imprison- ed or bailed , the case may be , for trial before such court of the ...
Halaman 32
... offences , where the proof is evident or the presumption great . - Const . $ 39 . These offences are capital : -- High ... offence after a former conviction and judgment ; pick pocket ; taking above twelve pence from the person privately ...
... offences , where the proof is evident or the presumption great . - Const . $ 39 . These offences are capital : -- High ... offence after a former conviction and judgment ; pick pocket ; taking above twelve pence from the person privately ...
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