Wishing to play to both sides and, yielding in this case to the anti-revisionists, early in 1899 Dupuy brought in a bill to take the Dreyfus affair away from the Criminal Chamber in the very midst of its deliberations and submit it to the Court as a whole, where it was hoped a majority of judges would reject revision.
"A History of the Third French Republic"
C. H. C. Wright
Its deliberations are beyond the intelligence of many and above the interests of the majority.
"Psycho-Phone Messages"
Francis Grierson
Anyone who had ever served on a jury, observed its deliberations, knew that out of all the welter of evidence, only certain isolated statements or facts, often minor and insignificant, penetrated the juror's mind, and around these bits he formed his conclusions.
"Eight Keys to Eden"
Mark Irvin Clifton