Hand-Book of Criminal Procedure
Hand-Book of Criminal Procedure
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The fact of system thus shown tends to prove that the act in question was not accidental but intentional** Thus on indict- ment for setting fire to a house in order to obtain the insurance, it may be shown that the defendant had previously lived in two other houses successively, each of which he insured, in each of which a fire occurred, and that after each of these fires the defendant received payment from a different insurance ofQce, since this tends to show that the fires were not accidentaL...** On Indictment for forgery and embezzlement it appeared that the defendant had been employed by the prosecutor to pay the wages of the tatter's laborers, and that it was his duty to make entries in a book showing the amounts paid by him, and he made an entry show- ing that on a particular occasion he paid more than he really did pay.
On the question whether the false entry was accidental or inten- •1 Barrett y. Long, 3 H. L. Gas. 414; State v. Riggs, 39 Conn. 498.
•« Painter v. People, 147 IlL 444, 35 N.
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The fact of system thus shown tends to prove that the act in question was not accidental but intentional** Thus on indict- ment for setting fire to a house in order to obtain the insurance, it may be shown that the defendant had previously lived in two other houses successively, each of which he insured, in each of which a fire occurred, and that after each of these fires the defendant received payment from a different insurance ofQce, since this tends to show that the fires were not accidentaL...** On Indictment for forgery and embezzlement it appeared that the defendant had been employed by the prosecutor to pay the wages of the tatter's laborers, and that it was his duty to make entries in a book showing the amounts paid by him, and he made an entry show- ing that on a particular occasion he paid more than he really did pay.
On the question whether the false entry was accidental or inten- •1 Barrett y. Long, 3 H. L. Gas. 414; State v. Riggs, 39 Conn. 498.
•« Painter v. People, 147 IlL 444, 35 N.
What to read after Hand-Book of Criminal Procedure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark, William Lawrence, 1863-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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