John Pratt (judge) quotes

It is the glory and happiness of our excellent constitution, that to prevent any injustice no man is to be concluded by the first judgment; but that if he apprehends himself to be aggrieved, he has another Court to which he can resort for relief; for this purpose the law furnishes him with appeals, with writs of error and false judgment. (John Pratt (judge))
Certainly the opinion of all the Judges of later times, must have more weight than the extra-judicial opinion of a single Judge at any former time. View quote
John Pratt (judge)
What is introductory goes for nothing, but it is in order to explain the evidence. View quote
John Pratt (judge)

John Pratt (judge)

Occupation: English Judge
Born: 1657
Died: 1725
Quotes count: 3
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