State v. Fisler
6 N.J.L. 371
Opinion
The answers must be made ore tenus.
The defendant being then called up and sworn, the interrogatories were severally proposed to him, and he answered them from a printed paper,
The counsel had the, answers printed, because the defendant was incapable of reading manuscript, ut audivi.
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State v. Fisler, 6 N.J.L. 371 (N.J. 1796).
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