Forensic Speeches Selected From Important Trials
Forensic Speeches Selected From Important Trials
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First, because they belong to a society which has adopted illegal laws. It is not so charged in the indict- ment that is my answer. All the time that is employed in discussing the affairs of this society amounts to noth- ing. You discuss the laws of the society as if the society had been indicted ; and, as if the crime consisted in con- federating and forming these laws. But that is not charged. It is attempting to argue that there was a con- spiracy, which can amount to nothing unless embraced... in the indictment. For you can no more punish a crime without an indictment, than you can punish upon an in- dictment without a crime. But allow me to rescue the JOURNEYMEN TAILORS' CASE. 121 society though I have no interest therein but that which every man should have from unmerited reproach.
We are told by the gentleman on the opposite side, in relation to the book of this society, that he did not take it home, because he supposed that he should be suspected of taking out the leaves. He might have taken it home, I assure him, without any such suspicion nay, we should have rejoiced in it ; for had he known more of its prin- ciples, he would have condemned them less.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First, because they belong to a society which has adopted illegal laws. It is not so charged in the indict- ment that is my answer. All the time that is employed in discussing the affairs of this society amounts to noth- ing. You discuss the laws of the society as if the society had been indicted ; and, as if the crime consisted in con- federating and forming these laws. But that is not charged. It is attempting to argue that there was a con- spiracy, which can amount to nothing unless embraced... in the indictment. For you can no more punish a crime without an indictment, than you can punish upon an in- dictment without a crime. But allow me to rescue the JOURNEYMEN TAILORS' CASE. 121 society though I have no interest therein but that which every man should have from unmerited reproach.
We are told by the gentleman on the opposite side, in relation to the book of this society, that he did not take it home, because he supposed that he should be suspected of taking out the leaves. He might have taken it home, I assure him, without any such suspicion nay, we should have rejoiced in it ; for had he known more of its prin- ciples, he would have condemned them less.
What to read after Forensic Speeches Selected From Important Trials?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Paul Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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