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New Trial for Verdict against Law: Judge-Jury Relations in Early Nineteenth-Century America

Renee B. Lettow

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Background of the Seventh Amendment, 80 HARv.L. REV.289, 313-16 (1966) (discussing new trial in America in 1780s and 90s).The exception is

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Background of the Seventh Amendment, 80 HARv.L. REV.289, 313-16 (1966) (discussing new trial in America in 1780s and 90s).The exception is

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Background of the Seventh Amendment, 80 HARv.L. REV.289, 313-16 (1966) (discussing new trial in America in 1780s and 90s).The exception is

Key concepts: Verdict, Law, Jury, Political science, Jury trial, Hung jury

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