A View of the Constitution of the United States of America
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Circumstances may even render it necessary that he should go further. If there is a probability that the witness will leave the state or district before the trial comes on, it seems to be the right of the accused to demand security for his appearance.
But with all these humane provisions, something more is wanting. The most innocent man, pressed by the awful solemnities of a public acusation and trial, may be incapable of supporting Iris own cause. He may be utterly unfit to cross- examine the ...witnesses against him, to point out the defects of their testimony, and to counteract it by properly introducing and applying his own. Hence the importance, we might say, the right, of having the aid of men educated and accustomed to manage criminal trials, to whose knowledge and skill he may safely commit the conduct of his defence. Will it be believed, that, even at this day, in England, a person indicted of any capital crime (unless in the case of high treason by 17 130 OF CONSTITUTIONAL RESTRICTIONS.
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Circumstances may even render it necessary that he should go further. If there is a probability that the witness will leave the state or district before the trial comes on, it seems to be the right of the accused to demand security for his appearance.
But with all these humane provisions, something more is wanting. The most innocent man, pressed by the awful solemnities of a public acusation and trial, may be incapable of supporting Iris own cause. He may be utterly unfit to cross- examine the ...witnesses against him, to point out the defects of their testimony, and to counteract it by properly introducing and applying his own. Hence the importance, we might say, the right, of having the aid of men educated and accustomed to manage criminal trials, to whose knowledge and skill he may safely commit the conduct of his defence. Will it be believed, that, even at this day, in England, a person indicted of any capital crime (unless in the case of high treason by 17 130 OF CONSTITUTIONAL RESTRICTIONS.
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