Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-03
De BOLT TELLS JURY TO
INVESTIGATE
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your inquiries in a case, where the
evidence already produced fails to sa..
isfy you of the truth sufficiently to
warrant a determination. in the con.
slderation OF which evidence so pro.
ducei you have good and sufficient
reason TO believe that there is other
evidence. not presented to you. with.
In your reach. which would qualify or
explain away the charge under inves.
t!gation II will be your duty to order
such evidence to be produced. It, is
contrary TO common sense and natural
justice that an innocent person should
be indicted when you have good and
sufficient reason to believe that there
is other evidence, not presented 10
you, but within your reach, which
would qualify or explain away the
charge under investigation. am
aware that this Is not the unanimous
view of the courts and jurists; but II
Is common sense and common justice.
t1O"tNtIs w uON lbbt SlSul vi lllt
fact that your proceedings must be
wholly eX parte. and not trial OF the
case.
An indictment when found by you
shall be indorsed: "A true BILL" and
such Indictment shall also be signed
by the foreman of the Grand Jury. An
shall be Endorsed also by
the Attorney General. or his deputy.
A presentment, when made. shall be
signed by the foreman.
indictments or presentments, when
found shall be presented by the fore.
man. In the presence of the other
Grand Jurors, to the court. It will also
be your duty to make inquiry as to the
commission of any indictable crime
committed or trlable in the First Ju.
dicial Circuit which may be submit ii
to you by the Attorney General. or his
deputy, or brought to your attention
by private parties, or OF your own
knowledge or observation, or which
may come to your knowledge from the
disclosure of your associates.
Investigate Defalcations.
The court, however from a sense
If duty. as well as from the grave in.
portance of the matter to the public
particularly calls your attention to he
alleged recent official defalcations AMI
ENLIGHTENMENT Of certain public funds
Of. or which were on deposit in the
oftices OF the Territorial Treasurer
and the Superintendent OF Public
Works. Upon this matter, as well MS
Upon all others OF like character or
alleged wrong.doing which may come
20 your attention. involving the be,
rayal OF the peoples trust and coat.
lenCe. gentlemen Of the Grand jury.
instruct you to make the most thor.
ugh and complete investigation. and
.et no guilty man escape. In this con.
aectiOn commend to you the care,I
ind thoughtful reading OF chapters 3,
Is and As of the Penal Laws, entitled
respectively: Principals and Access.
sories," "Embezzlement," and "Acces
sories After the Fact"
Office Of Auditor.
also call your attention to certain
alleged irregularities claimed to exist
n the office of the Auditor of the Ter.
ritory, and | direct you to carefully.
thoroughly and impartially investigate
these matters and to take such steps
rs justice may require.
RauarIInu ntbar nuhlip nffiraa nn,l
institutions within this judicial circuit
Unless, for special reasons brought TO
your attention, 1t is not strictly your
iuty to inquire into their management,
here not appearing at this time any
special reason therefor so far as the
court is advised Particularly Is this
rue al this time, in view OF the fact
that other Grand Juries preceding you
nave made exhaustive investigations
nto such matters and have duly sub
which are and will remain open to eX
animation and consideration by all
| persons including the next Territorial
| legislature. Furthermore. owing &c
he depleted condition OF the Terrific
'ial Treasury, urge upon you the ali
solute necessity and importance a
his time of limiting your investiga
lions so far as is possible to actual o.
alleged crimes; and, even in thes'
matters. while there must be thoT
1ugh and complete investigation
made, | also urge upon you the impor
ance of being prompt, energetic an,
expeditions in your labors, completinl
he same with all reasonable dispatch
No member OF the Grand Jury can b.
excused except by the order OF Thu
court. II any Grand Juror Is absen
1t any time, or delinquent, 1t will b'
he duty of the foreman to present tht
act to the court.
Court will convene at o'clock a. IN
and adjourn at 4:3O p. M, with a re
"ess from IL III. to 1880 p. m, on al
judicial days, except on Saturdays
when adjournment will be had at !
n. and these will constitute you
hours. except that your morning ses
s!ons may begin at $3.50. II you so dc
sire, but not later.
will furnish you with a copy 4