"Extrajudicial" Quotes from Famous Books
... papers seized. The Government resolved to prosecute him for high treason. Francis Bacon, the powerful and corrupt Attorney-General, managed the prosecution. Before trial was ventured upon, he procured an extrajudicial opinion of the Judges appointed for such services,—irregularly given, out of court, that they would declare such ... — The Trial of Theodore Parker • Theodore Parker
... said Sir William Ashton, "to found any legal claim on that paper, sir, do not expect to receive any answer to an extrajudicial question." ... — Bride of Lammermoor • Sir Walter Scott |