The People v. Kelly

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• “The three essentials of a jury at common law are, that it should be composed of twelve men, that they should be impartial and that their verdict should be unanimous.”
• “The three essentials of a jury at common law are, that it should be composed of twelve men, that they should be impartial and that their verdict should be unanimous.”

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Other cases named The People v. Kelly

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• The PEOPLE v. Kelly
  Illinois Supreme Court· 1956-05-23· cited 21×
• The People v. Kelly
  Illinois Supreme Court· 1934-08-23· cited 16×