The Mis Trials of Jesus
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Civ. Law, " Vol. 3, Sec. 2328, 2335. Best's ''Principles of Evidence, " Sec. 115, 131.
2. Colqu. , Vol. 3, Sec. 2329.
3. Id. , Sec. 2330.
4. "Summ. Of Rom. Civ. Law, " Vol. 3, Sec. 2009. "The period of this provision of the edict is not known; It was, however, clearly of comparatively recent introduction; pre- vious, however, to the age of Ulplan, circa A. D. 195. " Id. He cites Pothler, 3, i, i, Sec. 4.
THE MIS-TRIALS OF JESUS 199 majority vote by ballot, the question of guilt or in- nocence o...f defendant. Judgment by the Procurator, upon the verdict, would end the trial. The unani- mous verdict, as a necessary condition to its legal- ity, was unknown to the ancient law, Roman or Jewish.
If there was any rule of criminal procedure under the Roman law at the time in question, which de- prived a defendant who was not a Roman citizen of any right of defense which the former could inter- pose, we are not aware of the fact;^ although, as we have seen from some authorities herein cited, the Roman Praetor in Rome, and the Governor or Pro- curator in the provinces possessed that imperial pow- er which gave him the arbitrary right, if he saw fit to exercise it, of denying to an accused person who was a foreigner in Rome, or a non-citizen resident of the province, the benefit of a regular Roman tri- bunal, and the further right of exercising in his own 5.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Civ. Law, " Vol. 3, Sec. 2328, 2335. Best's ''Principles of Evidence, " Sec. 115, 131.
2. Colqu. , Vol. 3, Sec. 2329.
3. Id. , Sec. 2330.
4. "Summ. Of Rom. Civ. Law, " Vol. 3, Sec. 2009. "The period of this provision of the edict is not known; It was, however, clearly of comparatively recent introduction; pre- vious, however, to the age of Ulplan, circa A. D. 195. " Id. He cites Pothler, 3, i, i, Sec. 4.
THE MIS-TRIALS OF JESUS 199 majority vote by ballot, the question of guilt or in- nocence o...f defendant. Judgment by the Procurator, upon the verdict, would end the trial. The unani- mous verdict, as a necessary condition to its legal- ity, was unknown to the ancient law, Roman or Jewish.
If there was any rule of criminal procedure under the Roman law at the time in question, which de- prived a defendant who was not a Roman citizen of any right of defense which the former could inter- pose, we are not aware of the fact;^ although, as we have seen from some authorities herein cited, the Roman Praetor in Rome, and the Governor or Pro- curator in the provinces possessed that imperial pow- er which gave him the arbitrary right, if he saw fit to exercise it, of denying to an accused person who was a foreigner in Rome, or a non-citizen resident of the province, the benefit of a regular Roman tri- bunal, and the further right of exercising in his own 5.
What to read after The Mis Trials of Jesus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edmund Deland to read onlineMoreLess
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