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· 11/15/1852

Briley v. Copeland

Citations

  • 14 Ill. 38

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  • “It is the duty of every person to exercise his influence in favor of the due enforcement of the criminal laws of the State, and no agreement to withhold such influence, or to employ it in such manner as to affect such prosecution, will be enforced.”

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