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• Changes were made to the nisi prius court in 1833.
• Their civil commissions were the commission of assize and the commission of nisi prius.
• The case is within the Carrington & Payne's Nisi Prius Reports which are no longer widely available.
• Indeed it has been said that he was the best nisi prius lawyer who ever held a brief at the Irish bar.
• He was not, however, a successful " nisi prius " advocate, but obtained a large practice as a junior.
• As a " nisi prius " judge he is said to have had few equals in the history of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
• He published an enlarged edition of Archbold's " Law of Nisi Prius " ( 2 vols ., Philadelphia, 1852 ).
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• My Brother Blackburn, who was counsel in the cause, says it was intended to raise this point by the evidence that was rejected at nisi prius.
• The case was moved to the Shrewsbury assizes by a writ of nisi prius and there the plaintiffs claimed that Darras had allowed Cornwall to nominate the panel of jurors.
• By the 1650s there were over 100 " nisi prius " cases on each Circuit, worth approximately 10s in fees, along with 50 criminal cases worth between 2s to 16s.
• The case was transferred to Coventry under a writ of " nisi prius " and Isabel was released on the technicality that her place of residence was wrongly recorded in the original writ.
• According to Humphry William Woolrych, he was originally either a grocer or a pharmacist before being declared bankrupt and learning the doctrines around " nisi prius ", for which much study was not required.
• From the 1830s onwards, Wales and the Central Criminal Court, serving the whole metropolis, and county courts were established around the country to hear many civil cases previously covered by " nisi prius ".
• Nelson was a member of Phi Beta Kappa, a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, a Life Fellow of the Ohio State Bar Foundation, and a Sergeant Emeritus of the Court of Nisi Prius in Cleveland.
• When the case was moved to the Shrewsbury assizes by a writ of nisi prius it was claimed that Darras allowed Cornwall to select the jurors . but an unstable and dangerous associate, who was to attract constant accusations of violence and intimidation.
• The definition of  consideration given in Selwyn's " Nisi Prius ", 8th ed . p . 47, which is cited and adopted by Tindal CJ, in the case of " Laythoarp v Bryant ", is this:
• By a legal fiction, criminal cases to be heard in the shires were set down for trial in Westminster Hall " unless before " ( " nisi prius " ) the justice came to the county, which was where the trial actually took place.
• Thus they were known as writs of " nisi prius " ( Latin " unless before " ) : the jury would hear the case at Westminster unless the king's justices had assembled a court in the county to deal with the case beforehand.
• However, he would complete another book, this time with William Moody, titled " Reports of cases determined at Nisi Prius, in the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas : and on the Oxford and Western circuits from the sittings after Michaelmas term, 4 Geo.