Mr. Bumpkin's Lawsuit, Or, How to Win Your Opponent's Case
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Bumpkin gives his evidence ; much on the way in which the thief is defended ; a good deal on the ability of the Counsel for the Prosecution ; and very much on the class of man they get in the jury box." " But the case is so clear." " Yes, to us who know all about it ; but you have to make it clear to the jury." " There's the watch found upon the man. Why, dear me, what can be clearer or plainer than that ? " " True ; that's Mr. Bumpkin's evidence." " And Mr. Bumpkin saw him take it." " That's B...umpkin again." " Then Mr. O'Rapley was with him." " Did you not hear that he is not to be called ; the Don doesn't want to be seen in the affair." " Well, I feel certain he will win. I shall not believe in trial by jury if they let that man off." " You don't know what a trial at the Old Bailey or Quarter Sessions is. I don't mean at the Old Bailey "THE law's delay." 237 before a real Common Law judge, but a Chancery judge.
I once heard a counsel, who was prosecuting a man for passing bad money, interrupt a recorder in his summing up, and ask him to tell the jury there was evidence of seven bad florins having been found in the prisoner's boot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bumpkin gives his evidence ; much on the way in which the thief is defended ; a good deal on the ability of the Counsel for the Prosecution ; and very much on the class of man they get in the jury box." " But the case is so clear." " Yes, to us who know all about it ; but you have to make it clear to the jury." " There's the watch found upon the man. Why, dear me, what can be clearer or plainer than that ? " " True ; that's Mr. Bumpkin's evidence." " And Mr. Bumpkin saw him take it." " That's B...umpkin again." " Then Mr. O'Rapley was with him." " Did you not hear that he is not to be called ; the Don doesn't want to be seen in the affair." " Well, I feel certain he will win. I shall not believe in trial by jury if they let that man off." " You don't know what a trial at the Old Bailey or Quarter Sessions is. I don't mean at the Old Bailey "THE law's delay." 237 before a real Common Law judge, but a Chancery judge.
I once heard a counsel, who was prosecuting a man for passing bad money, interrupt a recorder in his summing up, and ask him to tell the jury there was evidence of seven bad florins having been found in the prisoner's boot.
What to read after Mr. Bumpkin's Lawsuit, Or, How to Win Your Opponent's Case?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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