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· 11/19/1896

Carlson v. Anderson

Citations

  • 66 Ill. App. 663
  • 1896 Ill. App. LEXIS 776

How courts have described this case

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  • “We think it is the duty of the State to place twelve legal jurors in the box, and that it is not the duty of defendant to inquire whether the jurors are qualified or not.”
  • “We think it is the duty of the State to place twelve legal jurors in the box, and that it is not the duty of defendant to inquire whether the jurors are qualified or not.”

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Judges: Shepard

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