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2 Complete Practical Treatise on Criminal Procedure, Pleading and Evidence, in Indictable Cases 1860

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                          A  COMPLETE


                PRACTICAL TREATISE


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 CRIMINAL -PROCEDURE,



            PLEADING AND EVIDENCE,



                 IN   INDICTABLE CASES,

                                WITH

  -    MINUTE DIRECTIONS AND FORMS,

    FOR EVERY CRIMINAL CASE THAT CAN ARISE EITHER AT COMMON LAW, UNDER THE
        ENGLISH STATUTES, OR UNDER THE STATUTES OF THE SEVERAL STATES,

                            COMPRISING THE

 NEW SYSTEM OF CRIMINAL PROCEDE , PLEADING AND EVIDENCE, BY MR. ARCHBOLD;
   AND ALSO THE FOURTEENTH AND LAST LONDON EDITION OF ARCHBOLD'S PLEADING
   AND EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL CASES, BY MESSRS. JERVIS AND WELSBY.


                         TO WHICH ARE ADDED


             COMPREHENSIVE NOTES,

CONTAINING ALL OF THE AMERICAN AND ENGLISH DECISIONS TO THE DATE OF PUBLICATION.



                 By  THOMAS W. WATERMAN,

                          COUNSELLOR AT LAW.


No rank or elevation in life, no uprightness of heart, no prudence or circumspection of conduct, should
tempt a man to conclude that he may not, at some time or other, be deeply interested in these researches.
The infirmities of the best among us, the vices and ungovernable passions of others, the instability of all
human affairs, and the numberless unforeseen events which the compass of a day may bring forth, will
teach us that to know with precision what the laws of our country have fe-bidden, and the deplorable cona-
sequences to which a wilful disobedience may expose us, is a matter of universal concern.
                                                    S1n MIcaEL Foses.


              SEVENTH   EDITION.-IN  TWO   VOLUlES.


                             VOL.  II.




        BANKS & BROTHERS, LAW PUBLIS.HERS,
                NEW   YORK: No. 144 NASSAU STREET.
                   ALBANY: 475 BROADWAY.

                             1860.