Opinion · Connecticut Superior Court
Carpenter v. Child
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- Type
- Opinion
- Court
- Connecticut Superior Court
- Jurisdiction
- Connecticut
- Date
- 1790-09-15
- Topic
- litigation
By the Court. There is manifest error in the judgment complained of. For it is no cause of arrest that the jury found their verdict, in the opinion of the court, upon insufficient evidence; for they are the judges of evidence. This point has been settled by a number of adjudications.
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By the Court.
There is manifest error in the judgment complained of. For it is no cause of arrest that the jury found their verdict, in the opinion of the court, upon insufficient evidence; for they are the judges of evidence. This point has been settled by a number of adjudications.