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· 8/15/1811

Pumpelly v. Crosby

Citations

  • 8 Johns. 322

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  • “it is the prerogative of the jury to accept the defendant’s statement as a whole, or to reject it as a whole, to believe it in part, or disbelieve it in part. In the exercise of this discretion they are unlimited”

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