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... till the cause be shew'd and declar'd before the King and his Parliament , whether it ought to be judg'd “ Treason or Felony . " THERE has been so great a difference in opinion about the true interpretation of this clause , that I ...
... till the cause be shew'd and declar'd before the King and his Parliament , whether it ought to be judg'd “ Treason or Felony . " THERE has been so great a difference in opinion about the true interpretation of this clause , that I ...
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Justices shall tarry without going to judgment of the Treason , ' till the cause be shew'd and declared before the King and his Parliament , whether it ought to be judg'd Treason or other Felony . " ) FIRST then , it is agreed by all ...
Justices shall tarry without going to judgment of the Treason , ' till the cause be shew'd and declared before the King and his Parliament , whether it ought to be judg'd Treason or other Felony . " ) FIRST then , it is agreed by all ...
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For that method would have been against the rules of justice , in trying a criminal twice for the same offence , unless they had by this clause oblig'd the Judges to_tarry , and suspend the cause till the sitting of a Parliament .
For that method would have been against the rules of justice , in trying a criminal twice for the same offence , unless they had by this clause oblig'd the Judges to_tarry , and suspend the cause till the sitting of a Parliament .
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