...hands of the people that fliare, which they ought to have in the adminillratton of public juflice, and prevents the encroachments of the more powerful...wealthy citizens. Every new tribunal, erected for the decifion of fa£ls, without the intervention of a jury, (whether compofed of juftices of the peace,...

...the hands of the people that fhare, which th$y ought to have in the adminiftration of public juftice, and prevents the encroachments of the more powerful...wealthy citizens. Every new tribunal, erected for the decilion of fads, without the Uitcrveni 'I .•'« lion tion of a jury, (whether com-pofed of, juftkes...

...the hands of the people that fharc, which they ought to have in the adminiftration of public juftice, and prevents the encroachments of the more powerful and wealthy citizens. Every new tribunal, ere&ed for the decifion of fadls, without the intervene tion of a jury, (whether compofed of juftices...

...the hands of the people that ihare which they ought to have in the adminiftration of public juftice, and prevents the encroachments of the more powerful and wealthy citizens. Every new tribunal, ereftcd for the decifion of faits, without the intervention of a jury, (whether compofed of juftices...

...the hands of the people that fhare, which they ought to have in the adminiftration of public juftice, and prevents the encroachments of the more powerful and wealthy citizens' Every new tribitp nal, erected for the deciGon of fadts, without the intervention of a jury, (whether compofcd...

...trial, and that, once the fact is ascertained, the law must of course redress ;it.. This, therefore, preserves in the hands of the people, ;that share...they ought to. have in the administration of .public juctice, and prevents the encroachments of the more powerful and wealth) citizens. Every new tribunal...

...the consequences of the law they deliver. That by means of the Trial by Jury, there is pres,erved to the people that share which they ought to have in the administration: of civil justice, is a topic we may forbear to discuss, until the right so to be preserved is made manifest...

...the consequences of the law they deliver. That by means of the Trial by Jury, there is preserved to the people that share which they ought to have in the administration of civil justice, is a topic we may forbear to discuss, until the right so to be preserved is made manifest...

...the language^ a very celebrated commentator, we shall fatally experience that " these new tribunals, erected for the decision of facts without the intervention of a jury, are steps towards the establishing an aristocracy, the most oppressive of absolute governments," unless...

...found the " best investigators of truth, and the surest " guardians of public justice. " This therefore preserves in the hands of " the people that share...decision of facts, " without the intervention of a Jury, (whether " composed of justices of the peace, commis" sioners of the revenue, judges of a court " of...