United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court at ... and Rules Announced at ..., Volum 408United States. Supreme Court, John Chandler Bancroft Davis, Henry Putzel, Henry C. Lind, Frank D. Wagner Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 1971 |
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... clause expressly provided that no man can give evidence against himself ; and that the worthy gentleman must know that , in those countries where torture is used , evidence was extorted from the criminal himself . Another clause of the ...
... clause expressly provided that no man can give evidence against himself ; and that the worthy gentleman must know that , in those countries where torture is used , evidence was extorted from the criminal himself . Another clause of the ...
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... Clause " received very little debate . " The extent of the discussion , by two opponents of the Clause in the House of Representa- tives , was this : " Mr. SMITH , of South Carolina , objected to the words ' nor cruel and unusual ...
... Clause " received very little debate . " The extent of the discussion , by two opponents of the Clause in the House of Representa- tives , was this : " Mr. SMITH , of South Carolina , objected to the words ' nor cruel and unusual ...
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... Clause was intended merely to prohibit torture . Several conclusions thus emerge from the history of the adoption of the Clause . We know that the Framers ' concern was directed specifically at the exercise of legis- lative power . They ...
... Clause was intended merely to prohibit torture . Several conclusions thus emerge from the history of the adoption of the Clause . We know that the Framers ' concern was directed specifically at the exercise of legis- lative power . They ...
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... Clause . See Pervear v . The Common- wealth , 5 Wall . 475 , 479-480 ( 1867 ) . These early cases , as the Court pointed out in Weems v . United States , supra , at 369 , did not undertake to provide " an exhaustive definition " of ...
... Clause . See Pervear v . The Common- wealth , 5 Wall . 475 , 479-480 ( 1867 ) . These early cases , as the Court pointed out in Weems v . United States , supra , at 369 , did not undertake to provide " an exhaustive definition " of ...
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... Clause prevailed , the Clause would have been effectively read out of the Bill of Rights . As the Court noted in Weems v . United States , supra , at 371 , this interpretation led Story to conclude " that the provision ' would seem to ...
... Clause prevailed , the Clause would have been effectively read out of the Bill of Rights . As the Court noted in Weems v . United States , supra , at 371 , this interpretation led Story to conclude " that the provision ' would seem to ...
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