The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-01-12

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81 tve minr.e7s TO o'c!oct.
| I le Cpur. ihen adjourned ill ,o-no.
,oH morning
| Ju1g- Porter ~ill n2te TIE conc!udio:
| srgumen: Immediately upon the op=uin:
! @: Court immediately after rh;ch Judc:
Cox wil! render III. decision.
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Coz. q, / -, began the reading OF hi.
decision. which begins with : length,
!esie= ri the sobjec. OF jur;.dic,;on.
Judge Cox occupied rhy-dre minute
in reading ,ha, por,io Of hi. decision
he retrieved the prog - Of opinion, anc
cited all the importan. ruling. from 10.
carl! days c: common Ian in England
and decided sgains, the p.aye, Of III.
defen-e. He summed up the ques.;o,
that Jurisdiction is complete in the plac.
where the wound Is inflicted Conse
queni!y .hi- Court has full cognizance o
the oferssc. Judge Cox rex, took "
tie ques:iou OF the legal ies. OF insanity
and decided that knowledge and appre
citation o. difference between righ, anc
wrong nus. be taken 80 a correc. tes..
Judge Cox concluded hi. decision :.
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forty minutes With rapid speaking
| Cp2n every material point his ruling.
were direc- II agains. the praye. Of tns
ceiease- The only grain OF comfo.; 70,
lie prisoner azs offered when judy.
Cox rezched the question OF rea.onabl.
fonhi- Lfcn ;s.i5 subject ne said: 81
shall noi charge the jury 10 ac1uit Il
r3ey find reasonable doub, as 70 AM
one element, bat shall take ;nio con
sidera.ion and charge Them relative "a
ali tie elements, and TIA, If from al
circumstances and all eridences the;
haze reasonable doub, 0! the commiss
sion By the defendan, Of the crime 2.
charged then they shall! aoquit"
A Judge Cox finished speaking Gui-
tean called cut, II am perfectly salts
fed with this exposition OF !Av-''
! After consultation between counsel
the court adjourned ill Thur.d2y morn
ing, when Ny Davidge will make the
opening a'gum@n. TO the jury for the
prosecution.