Poems in Two Volumes volume 1
Poems in Two Volumes volume 1
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The mark which rashness branded on their names.
P. 18. 1. 3.
I am convinced, that in England, and especially in London, (such is the dispatch used in criminal proceed- ings, ) unwarranted verdicts are sometimes pronounced. The mechanical notion of weighing evidence, seems to have got an unfortunate hold of the minds of jurymen ; and it thus happens, that if there be something like evi- dence on the one side, and no evidence on the other, the one scale (as it is called) of the judicial balance s...inks, and the proof is estimated, not by what it is i itself, but by what it is in comparison of something else. The law of England recognizes the evidence of one wit- ness, as sufficient to warrant a capital conviction. The law of God was different : " Whoso killeth any person, NOTES ON THE SABBATH. 1?1 the murderer shall he put to death by the mouth of wit- nesses; but one witness shall not testify against any per- son, to cause him to die. " NUMB. Xxxv. 50.
"At the mouth of two or three witnesses shall he, that is worthy of death, be put to death ; but at the mouth of one witness he shall not be put to death" DEUT.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mark which rashness branded on their names.
P. 18. 1. 3.
I am convinced, that in England, and especially in London, (such is the dispatch used in criminal proceed- ings, ) unwarranted verdicts are sometimes pronounced. The mechanical notion of weighing evidence, seems to have got an unfortunate hold of the minds of jurymen ; and it thus happens, that if there be something like evi- dence on the one side, and no evidence on the other, the one scale (as it is called) of the judicial balance s...inks, and the proof is estimated, not by what it is i itself, but by what it is in comparison of something else. The law of England recognizes the evidence of one wit- ness, as sufficient to warrant a capital conviction. The law of God was different : " Whoso killeth any person, NOTES ON THE SABBATH. 1?1 the murderer shall he put to death by the mouth of wit- nesses; but one witness shall not testify against any per- son, to cause him to die. " NUMB. Xxxv. 50.
"At the mouth of two or three witnesses shall he, that is worthy of death, be put to death ; but at the mouth of one witness he shall not be put to death" DEUT.
What to read after Poems in Two Volumes volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Grahame to read onlineMoreLess
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