Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 45Connecticut Bar Association, 1971 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 99
... jury knows , the most intriguing questions common to all such trials are the impact of particular evidence on the jury , how the jury evaluates a witness's testimony , and what transpires in the jury room . The inviolability of the secrecy ...
... jury knows , the most intriguing questions common to all such trials are the impact of particular evidence on the jury , how the jury evaluates a witness's testimony , and what transpires in the jury room . The inviolability of the secrecy ...
Page 420
... jury waiver was necessary . For a New Jersey defendant , the only alternative to risking the death penalty is to incriminate himself . For the federal defendant , waiver of a jury trial was sufficient and the right to contest guilt was ...
... jury waiver was necessary . For a New Jersey defendant , the only alternative to risking the death penalty is to incriminate himself . For the federal defendant , waiver of a jury trial was sufficient and the right to contest guilt was ...
Page 421
... jury alone could impose the death penalty tended to deter the exercise of the right to a jury trial guaranteed by the Sixth Amend- ment , and ( 2 ) the statutory scheme tended to discourage pleas of guilty or , stated otherwise , to ...
... jury alone could impose the death penalty tended to deter the exercise of the right to a jury trial guaranteed by the Sixth Amend- ment , and ( 2 ) the statutory scheme tended to discourage pleas of guilty or , stated otherwise , to ...
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The Warrantless Search Jacob W Landynski | 91 |
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