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• Jonson confessed to the killing, but escaped capital punishment by pleading benefit of clergy.
• Section 31 eliminated the benefit of clergy for capital crimes.
• In 1575, a Elizabeth I radically changed the effect of the benefit of clergy.
• One was to grant " benefit of clergy ."
• Early in 1330 John de Ipstones pleaded benefit of clergy when accused of murdering Thomas de Stafford.
• In 1512, In 1533 benefit of clergy was withdrawn from those who refused to enter a plea.
• Aggie again tried to plead for benefit of clergy, but was denied and Gooch appealed the decision.
• He was married three times _ once without the benefit of clergy, unless we count Cherokee tribal customs.
• Adams was further able to circumvent mandated capital punishment for manslaughter through " benefit of clergy " laws.
• Should that person attempt to return they would be subject to the death penalty without the benefit of clergy.
• They returned to court nine days later and pleaded " benefit of clergy " to avoid the death sentence.
• Because the young couple had " kept company ", they were considered " married without benefit of clergy ".
• However, his trial in February 1313 concluded that he was acting alone and he was hanged, despite benefit of clergy.
• The Henry VIII to reform the law on mortuary fees and an attempt was made to extend laws against benefit of clergy.
• Anyone who ignored such an order was to be found guilty of a felony without benefit of clergy and put to death.
• Against Hale's wishes, the Commission called for the abolition of benefit of clergy, and the acquittal of those charged with justified homicide.
• It seems probable that the Court applied the principle of benefit of clergy to allow the defendant to escape this one charge.
• Alan and Kitty spend a night of love at a country inn " without benefit of clergy " and he sets off.
• In 1515 Richard Kidderminster, Abbot of Winchcombe, attacked a 1512 Act of Parliament restricting the benefit of clergy, to those in major orders.
• Shortly before her 18th birthday she reluctantly " married " Fanny Clark's brother Percy Faulkner in a private ceremony without benefit of clergy.