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2 Day 504

State v. Woodruff

Supreme Court of Connecticut

Decided July 1, 1807

Supreme Court of Connecticut · decided 1807-07-01

In the Court belowj J- HIS was a prosecution before a justice, on the corn-plaint of a grand-juror, for unlawfully voting in the town meeting of Durham, on the 10th of… Held: that the jury could not be discharged, the only reason for discharging them was, that the prosecutor was not prepared with evidence ;—none are cases where the jury could not agree. X It maybe objected that one cannot be twice tried, or put on trial, for the same offence. But such is not the rule.

Cited by 1 later decisions (1 by the Supreme Court) — most recently May 1904

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Decided 1807-07-01

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By the Court,

¶1unanimously, the judgment was reversed, on the ground, that the qualification required by statute is the having a freehold estate actually rated in the common list at nine dollars ;■ and that the having such estate rateable in the list at that sum is not sufficient.

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