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The Whisperer on Juries and Law in Trial Practice
The discourse argues juries must weigh fact and law together to render verdicts and cautions against judges ruling alone. It explains how juries often determine guilt or degrees of crime, and warns that undermining this power endangers liberty and subjects juries to official blame. It notes indictments contain form words used to manufacture crime where none exists.
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