Legality of Cannabis by U.S. Jurisdiction

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When the subscription, contract, or charter specially fixes the capital stock at a certain amount, the capital so fixed must be fully subscribed before an action will lie against a subscriber to recover assessments levied on his shares, unless there is a clear provision to proceed with a less subscription, or a waiver of the condition precedent.

- in The Compiled Statutes of the State of Nebraska, 1881: With Amendments 1882 … and 3 similar citations

"In all criminal prosecutions" the constitution guaranties to the accused a "trial by an impartial jury;" that is, a jury unbiased, just,-a jury that will give him the benefit of all his rights, including that of the presumption of his entire innocence of crime until proven guilty.

- in The Northwestern Reporter and 3 similar citations

—under a statute permitting a view, but silent as to presence of defendant, held that the view should be in the presence of the prisoner, unless he declines the privilege, as he is entitled to have all the evidence received by the jury taken in his presence

- in Abbott's criminal trial practice and one similar citation

But see 11 Id., 464, and 14 Id., 518, where it is said amount stated in ad damnum clause of writ gives jurisdiction, even where pet tion states a different amount

- in The Compiled Statutes of the State of Nebraska, 1881: With Amendments 1882 … and one similar citation

Proc.(3d ed.), § 965, where it is stated that "the defendant has the right to be present if evidence is given, and perhaps at all events

- in A Manual of Criminal Law: Including the Mode of Procedure by which it is … and one similar citation

R., 629; it is held, reviewing authorities, no error to admit one of two, jointly indicted, as a witness against his co-defendant upon his separate trial, although the indict ment against such witness is still pending and to it he has pleaded not guilty.

- in A Brief for the Trial of Criminal Cases and one similar citation

Harvey Bruce was a competent and lawful witness for the People on the trial of defendants, and the court properly overruled the objections on behalf of defendants to his being sworn as such witness

- in Reports of Cases Decided in the Court of Appeals of the State of New York and one similar citation

—a joint defendant is competent for the State on a separate trial, though not acquitted himself-citing Brown

- in A Brief for the Trial of Criminal Cases and one similar citation

Gurley & Marple, and Lee S. Estelle, for plaintiff in error: The right of the prisoner to be present at the time the jury viewed the premises was one which he could not waive

- in Reports of Cases in the Supreme Court of Nebraska and one similar citation