A Manual of Medical Jurisprudence, With Special Reference to Diseases And Injuries of the Nervous System
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He seemed perfectly sane ; walked straight ; his face looked natural ; appeared to be all right ; saw him on witness stand on Sep. 30 ; he was a little excited then ; noth- ing peculiar in his actions ; should say he was sane from his general appearance.
On • appeal to the Supreme Court the conviction was af- firmed.
Case LIII. — Willful murder, defense insanity. — Pris- oner INTOXICATED AT TIMES. — FeIGNED INSANITY. — Conviction.
State ) vs. >• 51 Vermont R. 296.
Edwin C. Hayden, ) Prisoner wh...o had been separated from his wife by reason of his intemperate habits, on August 30, 1876 called upon his wife who was living at the Derby Line Hotel in Derby Line with her sister and sister's husband for the purpose of effecting a reconciliation. He was somewhat intoxicated and received no encouragement. The next morning, having announced his intention to shoot his wife, he again called to see her, but, being very intoxicated, was refused admission to her rooms, and went away. He soon returned, however, and endeavored to force his way into his wife's room but was resisted by her brother-in-law, whom he shot and then forced the door of the room and shot his wife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He seemed perfectly sane ; walked straight ; his face looked natural ; appeared to be all right ; saw him on witness stand on Sep. 30 ; he was a little excited then ; noth- ing peculiar in his actions ; should say he was sane from his general appearance.
On • appeal to the Supreme Court the conviction was af- firmed.
Case LIII. — Willful murder, defense insanity. — Pris- oner INTOXICATED AT TIMES. — FeIGNED INSANITY. — Conviction.
State ) vs. >• 51 Vermont R. 296.
Edwin C. Hayden, ) Prisoner wh...o had been separated from his wife by reason of his intemperate habits, on August 30, 1876 called upon his wife who was living at the Derby Line Hotel in Derby Line with her sister and sister's husband for the purpose of effecting a reconciliation. He was somewhat intoxicated and received no encouragement. The next morning, having announced his intention to shoot his wife, he again called to see her, but, being very intoxicated, was refused admission to her rooms, and went away. He soon returned, however, and endeavored to force his way into his wife's room but was resisted by her brother-in-law, whom he shot and then forced the door of the room and shot his wife.
What to read after A Manual of Medical Jurisprudence, With Special Reference to Diseases And Injuries of the Nervous System?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allan Mclane Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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