State v. Guild
Supreme Court of New Jersey
This case came on to be tried at the Hunterdon Oyer and Terminer, tiolden at Fleaiington, on Friday the 9th day of May 1828.
1Opinion of the Court
The following opinion of the Supreme E'dlni, drawn up„„by *178the Chief Justice, was communicated to the ensuing Court of Oyer and Terminer, in October 1828 s
The prisoner, James Guild, was, at the Oyer and Termines for Hunterdon County, in May last, found guilty of the murder of Catharine' Beakes. The court, at the instance of his counsel, humanely suspended the sentence of the law, in order that the opinion of the Supreme Court might be obtained, on some legal points which arose in the progress of the trial. These points were submitted to the court in the term of September, by the prisoner’s…
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