Albany Law Journal, Volume 28Weed, Parsons & Company, 1884 - Law |
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Page 197
... JURY - TAKING WRITTEN INSTRUCTION INTO ROOM NOT MATERIAL ERROR . - ln the absence of statutory direction , it is in a great measure left to the sound discretion of the court as to what papers , books , or other matters of evidence or ...
... JURY - TAKING WRITTEN INSTRUCTION INTO ROOM NOT MATERIAL ERROR . - ln the absence of statutory direction , it is in a great measure left to the sound discretion of the court as to what papers , books , or other matters of evidence or ...
Page 198
... jury , supposing that they would be read by them , it is too late to assign the same for error , or make the failure to read the in- structions to the jury ground of motion to set aside the verdict and grant a new trial . " In the State ...
... jury , supposing that they would be read by them , it is too late to assign the same for error , or make the failure to read the in- structions to the jury ground of motion to set aside the verdict and grant a new trial . " In the State ...
Page 212
... jury might try the cause and make re- port of his findings . For years this was little heeded but it gradually grew more and more in favor . The dockets were still crowded , the statute of 1874 provided that every judge , unless it was ...
... jury might try the cause and make re- port of his findings . For years this was little heeded but it gradually grew more and more in favor . The dockets were still crowded , the statute of 1874 provided that every judge , unless it was ...
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