The Principles of Judicial Proof: As Given by Logic, Psychology, and General Experience, and Illustrated in Judicial Trials, Parte 1John Henry Wigmore Little, Brown,, 1913 - 1179 páginas |
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accused alleged answer appear arsenic Arthur Orton asked assertion believe body called Captain Kidd cause character charge circumstances circumstantial committed Cottingham counsel court crime criminal cross-examination deceased defendant dence desire door duke duke of Marlborough effect emotion Erdington evidence evidential examination existence experience fact false give guilty hand HANS GROSS heard Helen Jewett Hiller house HOWELL'S State Trials impression indicate inference innocent instance John Croke judge jury knowledge Lafarge letter look Lord lord Macclesfield Marie Lafarge memory ment mental mind motive murder nature ness never night o'clock object observed particular perception person pike plaintiff plaintiff in error police present prisoner probably proof proved question reason recollection remember seen sense statement supposed swear taken tell testified testimony thing Tichborne tion told took trial truth witness woman words yard
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