Leib v. Bolton
1 U.S. 82, 1 Dall. 82
Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas, Philadelphia County·Decided June 15, 1784·Published·Cited by 5 cases
Opinion
But,
We will not set aside the verdicts of juries of inquiry; nor the reports of referrees, upon frivolous grounds. Nor, will we examine into the effect of any particular piece of evidence upon the minds of the jury; for, unless it appears, that there was no proper evidence before them, we must presume that they had sufficient grounds for their inquest.
The Rule discharged.
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