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Document Category 1892
| Title | Categories | Tags | Link | hf:tax:document_title | hf:doc_tags | hf:doc_categories |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| George v RL LRSC 2; 1 LLR 239 (1892) | 1892 | 1892 Opinions, accidental killing, Administration of Criminal Justice, affirmance of conviction, Affirmed Judgment., Appellate Review, Careless Use of Firearms, Carrying Dangerous Weapons, Cocking and Firing a Gun, Court of Quarter Sessions and Common Pleas, credibility of witnesses, Criminal Appeal, criminal intent, Criminal Law, criminal liability, Criminal Negligence, Criminal Procedure, criminal responsibility, Dangerous Conduct, Dangerous Weapons, Death Caused by Firearm, Defense of Accident, Evaluation of Evidence, Evidence of Malice, excusable homicide, Firearm Safety, Firearms Offences, gross negligence, harmless error, homicide, Homicide by Negligent Firearm Use, Human Life, hunting accident, implied malice, Intentional Discharge of Firearm, irregularities in trial, judicial instructions to jury, Jury Determination of Facts, Jury Trial, Loaded Gun, malice aforethought, manslaughter, mistake of fact, mistaken identity, Montserrado County, murder, negligent homicide, nineteenth century Liberian jurisprudence, presumption of malice, Public Offences, Public Peace, Public safety, Reasonable Being, reckless conduct, recklessness, Republic of Liberia, Role of the Jury, Shooting Death, Sufficiency of Evidence, Supreme Court of Liberia, Terror of the People, Thomas George, unlawful killing, Unlawful Possession of Dangerous Weapons, Use of Deadly Weapons, verdict supported by evidence, Voluntary Act | george-v-rl-lrsc-2-1-llr-239-1892 | 1892-opinions accidental-killing administration-of-criminal-justice affirmance-of-conviction affirmed-judgment appellate-review careless-use-of-firearms carrying-dangerous-weapons cocking-and-firing-a-gun court-of-quarter-sessions-and-common-pleas credibility-of-witnesses criminal-appeal criminal-intent criminal-law criminal-liability criminal-negligence criminal-procedure criminal-responsibility dangerous-conduct dangerous-weapons death-caused-by-firearm defense-of-accident evaluation-of-evidence evidence-of-malice excusable-homicide firearm-safety firearms-offences gross-negligence harmless-error homicide homicide-by-negligent-firearm-use human-life hunting-accident implied-malice intentional-discharge-of-firearm irregularities-in-trial judicial-instructions-to-jury jury-determination-of-facts jury-trial loaded-gun malice-aforethought manslaughter mistake-of-fact mistaken-identity montserrado-county murder negligent-homicide nineteenth-century-liberian-jurisprudence presumption-of-malice public-offences public-peace public-safety reasonable-being reckless-conduct recklessness republic-of-liberia role-of-the-jury shooting-death sufficiency-of-evidence supreme-court-of-liberia terror-of-the-people thomas-george unlawful-killing unlawful-possession-of-dangerous-weapons use-of-deadly-weapons verdict-supported-by-evidence voluntary-act | 1892-1 supreme-court | |
| Johns v RL LRSC 3; 1 LLR 240 (1892) | 1892 | 1892 Opinions, Administration of Criminal Justice, Appeal in Criminal Cases, appellate jurisdiction, Appellate Review, Assault with Intent to Kill, Assault with Intent to Murder, Coerced Verdict, Communication with Jurors, Constable Misconduct, constitutional rights, Court of Quarter Sessions and Common Pleas, criminal appeals, criminal conviction, Criminal Law, criminal litigation, Criminal Procedure, Due Process, fair trial, fine and imprisonment, grand jury indictment, Improper Influence on Jurors, Inalienable Rights, Indictment for Assault, Invalid Verdict, issuance of mandate, judicial error, Judicial Review, Jury Coercion, jury deliberations, Jury Independence, Jury Integrity, jury misconduct, Jury Poll, Jury Trial, Jury Unanimity Doctrine, Jury Verdict Challenges, Keeping Jury Together, Liberty Interests, mandate, Montserrado County, motion for new trial, new trial, nineteenth century Liberian jurisprudence, Officer Misconduct, petit jury, polling the jury, preservation of error, Protection Against Unfair Convictions., Refusal to Grant New Trial, Republic of Liberia, Requirement of Unanimity, reversal of judgment, Review of Criminal Convictions, right of appeal, rights of the accused, sentencing, separation of jury, sequestration of jury, Supreme Court jurisdiction, Supreme Court of Liberia, T. A. Johns, Threats Among Jurors, trial by jury, unanimous verdict, Unlawful Verdict, validity of verdict, Verdict Requirements, Void Judgment, Voluntary Verdict, Writ of Error | johns-v-rl-lrsc-3-1-llr-240-1892 | 1892-opinions administration-of-criminal-justice appeal-in-criminal-cases appellate-jurisdiction appellate-review assault-with-intent-to-kill assault-with-intent-to-murder coerced-verdict communication-with-jurors constable-misconduct constitutional-rights court-of-quarter-sessions-and-common-pleas criminal-appeals criminal-conviction criminal-law criminal-litigation criminal-procedure due-process fair-trial fine-and-imprisonment grand-jury-indictment improper-influence-on-jurors inalienable-rights indictment-for-assault invalid-verdict issuance-of-mandate judicial-error judicial-review jury-coercion jury-deliberations jury-independence jury-integrity jury-misconduct jury-poll jury-trial jury-unanimity-doctrine jury-verdict-challenges keeping-jury-together liberty-interests mandate montserrado-county motion-for-new-trial new-trial nineteenth-century-liberian-jurisprudence officer-misconduct petit-jury polling-the-jury preservation-of-error protection-against-unfair-convictions refusal-to-grant-new-trial republic-of-liberia requirement-of-unanimity reversal-of-judgment review-of-criminal-convictions right-of-appeal rights-of-the-accused sentencing separation-of-jury sequestration-of-jury supreme-court-jurisdiction supreme-court-of-liberia t-a-johns threats-among-jurors trial-by-jury unanimous-verdict unlawful-verdict validity-of-verdict verdict-requirements void-judgment voluntary-verdict writ-of-error | 1892-1 supreme-court | |
| Roye v RL LRSC 1; 1 LLR 236 (1892) | 1892 | roye-v-rl-lrsc-1-1-llr-236-1892 | 1892-1 supreme-court | |||
| Roye v RL LRSC 6; 1 LLR 528 (1892) | 1892 | roye-v-rl-lrsc-6-1-llr-528-1892 | 1892-1 supreme-court | |||
| Toles v Dickinson LRSC 5; 1 LLR 527 (1892) | 1892 | toles-v-dickinson-lrsc-5-1-llr-527-1892 | 1892-1 supreme-court | |||
| Warner v RL LRSC 4; 1 LLR 525 (1892) | 1892 | 1892 Opinions, access to appellate review, administration of justice, Appeal, Appeal bond, Appeals in Civil Cases, Appeals in Criminal Cases, Appellants, appellate jurisdiction, Appellate Practice, appellate procedure, attorney general, Bill of Exceptions, Bills of Exceptions, Certainty in Pleadings, civil liberties, Commonwealth Laws, conspiracy, constitutional interpretation, constitutional right of appeal, constitutional safeguards, Criminal Appeal, criminal justice, Criminal Law, criminal litigation, criminal pleadings, Criminal Procedure, criminal process, Defective Bill of Exceptions, Dismissal for Procedural Irregularity, dismissal of appeal, Due Process, F. J. Payne, fundamental rights, Henry W. Grimes, Identification of Parties, indemnity bond, indictment, Irregularities in Appeal, Joinder of Parties, Joint Appeal, Joint Defense, joint indictment, Judicial Review, jurisdictional issues, Motion to dismiss appeal, Multiple Defendants, Necessary Parties, nineteenth century Liberian jurisprudence, Non-Joinder, Non-Joinder of Appellants, preservation of error, procedural defects, procedural requirements, protection of liberty, record on appeal, Republic of Liberia Constitution, right of appeal, Rule of Law, Separate Trials, Statute of Appeals, sufficiency of bill of exceptions, Supreme Court jurisdiction, Supreme Court of Liberia, T. L. Warner v. Republic of Liberia, writ of arrest | warner-v-rl-lrsc-4-1-llr-525-1892 | 1892-opinions access-to-appellate-review administration-of-justice appeal appeal-bond appeals-in-civil-cases appeals-in-criminal-cases appellants appellate-jurisdiction appellate-practice appellate-procedure attorney-general bill-of-exceptions bills-of-exceptions certainty-in-pleadings civil-liberties commonwealth-laws conspiracy constitutional-interpretation constitutional-right-of-appeal constitutional-safeguards criminal-appeal criminal-justice criminal-law criminal-litigation criminal-pleadings criminal-procedure criminal-process defective-bill-of-exceptions dismissal-for-procedural-irregularity dismissal-of-appeal due-process f-j-payne fundamental-rights henry-w-grimes identification-of-parties indemnity-bond indictment irregularities-in-appeal joinder-of-parties joint-appeal joint-defense joint-indictment judicial-review jurisdictional-issues motion-to-dismiss-appeal multiple-defendants necessary-parties nineteenth-century-liberian-jurisprudence non-joinder non-joinder-of-appellants preservation-of-error procedural-defects procedural-requirements protection-of-liberty record-on-appeal republic-of-liberia-constitution right-of-appeal rule-of-law separate-trials statute-of-appeals sufficiency-of-bill-of-exceptions supreme-court-jurisdiction supreme-court-of-liberia t-l-warner-v-republic-of-liberia writ-of-arrest | 1892-1 supreme-court |