Criminal process, or, A view of the whole proceedings taken in criminal prosecutions, from arrest to judgment and execution
Subtitle: intended as an introduction to the study and practice of crown law
By: by Henry R. Dearsly
Series: 19th-century legal treatises -- no. 75956-75957; Making of modern law
Publisher: T. & J.W. Johnson
Published: 1854
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 100
Subjects: Criminal procedure
Other titles: Criminal process; View of the whole proceedings taken in criminal prosecutions, from arrest to judgment and execution
Notes: Includes index.

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Table of contents: title: Of crimes and their division, treasons, felonies, and misdemeanors; title: The prosecutor : his rights, duties and obligations; title: The arrest of criminals; title: Of the examinations before magistrates; title: Of the writ of habeas corpus; title: Of the courts of criminal jurisdiction; title: Of principals and accessaries, and definitions of offences; title: Of indictments; title: of the grand jury, and the presentment and finding of the bill; title: Of the caption of the indictment; title: Of the removal of indictments by certiorari; title: Of the arraignment of the prisoner; title: Pleadings upon indictments; title: Of the jury and proceedings on trial; title: Of the trial and evidence; title: On evidence; title: On the verdict; title: On the proceedings between verdict and judgment; title: Of the judgment; title: Of writ of error; title: Of record of conviction and judgment for murder; title: Of reprieves and pardons; title: Of criminal informations; title: Of Court of Criminal Appeal.