Observations on some of the methods known in the law of Massachusetts to secure the selection and appointment of an impartial jury in cases civil and criminal, by Peter Oxenbridge Thacher

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Observations on some of the methods known in the law of Massachusetts to secure the selection and appointment of an impartial jury in cases civil and criminal, by Peter Oxenbridge Thacher

Statement of responsibility

by Peter Oxenbridge Thacher

Instantiates

• Observations on some of the methods known in the law of Massachusetts to secure the selection and appointment of an impartial jury in cases civil and criminal

Publication

• Boston, Russell, Odiorne, 1834

Note

Reproduction of original from Harvard Law School Library

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online resource

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• cr

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rdacarrier

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text

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• txt

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rdacontent

Dimensions

23 cm

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unknown

Extent

23 pages

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electronic

Media category

computer

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rdamedia

Media type code

• c

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.b5050856

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not applicable

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Electronic reproduction.

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