Maine. Supreme Judicial Court.

Books by Maine. Supreme Judicial Court.

Total count: 56

• State of Maine. Supreme judicial court, at York, April term, A.D. 1822[Rules and orders

  Todd & Smith, printers1822-01-01
• [Rules and orders ordained and established for regulating and conducting business in this court.]

  1822-01-01
• Opinions of the justices of the courton questions propounded to them by the house of representatives, Jan. 1826

  1826-01-01
• Opinions of the justices in answer to questions propounded by Nathan Cutler,and by the council

  1830-01-01
• Report of the trial of Major Mitchellfor felonious assault and maiming on the person of David H. [i.e. F.] Crawford before the Supreme Judicial Court of the state of Maine, at the term for the county of Cumberland, held at Portland, on the first Tuesday of November, 1834 : with the arguments of counsel

  Colman & Chisholm1834-01-01
• Report of the case Call vs. Clarktried before the Supreme Judicial Court of Maine, containing a full statement of the testimony of more than fifty witnessesFirst edition -- copy right secured.

  Elisha Clarke, printer1837-01-01
• Trial of Dr. Valarous P. Coolidge, for the murder of Edward Mathews, at Waterville, Maine(As reported for and published in the Boston Daily Times.)

  1848-01-01
• Trial of Dr. Valorous P. Coolidgefor the murder of Edward Mathews, at Waterville, Maine

  [s.n.]1848-01-01
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  Digest of the Decisions of the Supreme Judicial Court, of the State of Maine ...

  Masters, Smith & co.1849-01-01
• The Bible in schoolsargument of Richard H. Dana, Jr., Esq., before the Supreme Court of Maine, in the cases of Laurence Donahoe vs. Richard and al., and Bridget Donahoe, by her next friend vs. the same, at Bangor, July 22, 1854 : (reported for the traveller) : statement of facts

  [s.n.]1854-01-01
• Opinions of the several justices of the S.J. Courton the constitutionality of the personal liberty laws of the state of Maine

  Stevens & Sayward1861-01-01
• Opinions of the several Justices of the S.J. Court on the constitutionality of the personal liberty laws of the State of Maine

  1861-01-01
• [Opinions of the justices upon the questionsHas the legislature the authority to pass, etc.]

  1871-01-01
• Third trial of Elbridge W. Reedfor the murder of John Ray : Supreme Judicial Court Penobscot Co., February term, 1874 : Chief Justice Appleton, presiding

  O.F. Knowles & Co.1874-01-01
• State vs. Amos C. Benner

  O.F. Knowles & Co.1874-01-01
• Report of the libel suit, LLewellyn Powers vs. Theodore Cary, editor and publisher of the Aroostook TimesTried at the February term, 1874, of the Supreme Judicial Court, held at Houlton, Me. Hon. John A. Peters, J., presiding. Containing copy of writ, defendant's specifications, testimony of witnesses, judge's charge, arguments of counsel, &c

  Published at the Aroostook Times office1874-01-01
• Report of the trial of James M. Lowell, indicted for the murder of his wife, Mary Elizabeth Lowellbefore the Supreme judicial court of Maine, for Androscoggin County; containing the evidence, arguments of the counsel and the charge of the court, in full, with the verdict of the jury and sentence of the prisoner, and an appendix

  Dresser, McLellan & co.1875-01-01
• George G. Stacy vs. the Portland Publishing Company

  [s.n.]1876-01-01
• George G. Stacy vs. Portland Publishing Companybrief for defendants

  [s.n.]1877-01-01
• Questions and statements of facts submitted to the Supreme judicial courtbeing questions submitted by Governor Garcelon, December 31, 1879, Statements of facts and questions submitted by a committee of the Legislature, January 12, 1880, and Statements and questions submitted by Henry Ingalls and others, January 24, 1880, and the opinions of the justices in answer thereto

  Sprague & son1880-01-01
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