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Grand Jury Expresses Thanks to Court President
The Grand Jury returns hearty thanks to the President of the Court for the charge at court opening and earnestly recommends its publication in the Watchman and publican Press. John Murray, Solenian.
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Grand Jury Address on Punishment and Jurisprudence
Danville April Term 1822 Grand Jury discusses aims of criminal law to prevent crime through moderation speediness and certainty. History compares Draco Solon Porcian laws with later revolutions noting penalties shape society and urging vigilance to preserve republican government and liberty through proper prosecution and grand jury presentments.
Early American Misdemeanor and Felony Definitions
The text outlines manslaughter and related crimes, including unlawful killing, disfiguring acts, arson of dwellings and outbuildings, night breaking and entering with felonious intent, and larceny. It cites act of Assembly definitions and penalties from 1794, detailing which structures and limbs may be affected and how intent influences criminal classification.
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