Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-15
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SEQ. IL. That no person shalt Ia
imprisoned for the purl"'se of securing
his testimony in ANY case longer than
may be- necessary in order Ia take his
deposition. Ii he can give security he
shall bc discharged: ii hc can net give
security, his deposition >iall be takra
by some Judge of the supreme, dis
, trict or county cuuri. al the earliest
time he ran attend. mt some convcn.
lent place appointed 10y him for that
purIs,-e, of whi.h Time and place the
accused and tie attorney prosecuting
for the people shall have reasonable
notice. The accused shall have the
right Ia appear Ia person and 10y coun-
sci. Ii lie have no counsel. the judge
shall assign him onr in that Mhali
only. On the completion Of such ex-
animation, the witness shall he dis
charg, q on his own r,sDguizancc, en-
tered into before said judge, but such
dep ,sition shall not he used. IL in the
opinion of the court the personal at
tendance Of the witness might br pro-
cured 10y the prosecution. or !. pro-
cured by the accused. No exception
shall he taken Ia such deposition ~ to
matters oi form.
SIC. II. That no person shall lie
compelled Ia testify against himself in
"A criminal ease, nor shall amy person
br twice put in jeopardy for the same
offence.
$40. ~. That all persons shall bc
bailable by sufficient sur,ties, except
for capital oiltn>cs when the proof H.
evident or the presumption great.
$40. -. That excessive hail shall
not ir required. nor cXcrs.ir" lines
imposed, nor cruel aud unusual pun
i,hmenis inflicted.
SIC. u. That the privilege Of the
writ of hoL,Ts cnp"s shall never hr
suspended. unless when, in ease oi
rebellion or invasion, the public safety
require u.
SIC. -. That the military shall
always lie in strict suhor,lination 4"
the civil power: that no soldier shall
in time of peace, he quartered in amy
house without the consent of the
owner. nor la time Of war except la
the manner prescribed by law.
$40. 81 The right Of trial hy jury
shall remain invislate in criminal
eases: but a jury in civil eases in all
courts, or criminal eases not al the
grade OF felony, may consist Of less
than twelve men, as may Ice presrrib-
cd by law. And the Legislative AS
senbly may provide bv law that in
civil eases any number, not less than
two-thirds of jury. may find "a ver-
diet, and that such verdict when ~
found shall I've taken and held Ia have
the same force and effect as il all of
such jury conrurred therein. Here
after IA grand jury shall consist of
twelve men. amy nine Of whom con-
curing may find an Indictment: Pro-
pi'icd, The Legislative Assembly may
change. regulate or abolish the grand
jury system.
SIC. -. That the people have the
right peactably Ia assemble inr the
common good, and 10 apply to those
invested with the l,oM ers Of govern
ment for redress Of grievances, by pc
titiOn or reinonstrancc.
SIC. -. That no person shall hc
derived "f life, liberty, ar property
without due process Of law.
SEC. 26 That there shall never be-
In this slate either slavery or involnn.
tary servitude, except as "a punish
ment for crime, whereof the party
shall have been duly convicted.
SEC. ~. The provisions of this Con-
stitution are mandatory and prohibi-
tory, unless by express words they are
declared Ia be- otherwise.
SEC. ~. The enumeration in this
Constitution Of certain rights shall not
he construed to deny. impair. or dis
parage Others retained Ly the people.
ITO be continued.l