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 1  8,1|       privilege, especially in criminal causes; whilst those constituted
 2 14,3|       incompetency, as also in criminal causes, there shall be no
 3 14,3|      appeal from the bishop in criminal causes, when to be committed
 4 14,3|        The accused who is in a criminal cause an appellant from
 5 14,3|      has himself condemned the criminal; and he shall not admit
 6 14,3|    bishop are described. ~In a criminal cause, witnesses shall not
 7 15,5|     being capable of being, in criminal and mixed causes, accused
 8 25,4|    full force. ~CHAPTER V. ~In criminal causes against Bishops,
 9 25,4|       Council. ~The more grave criminal causes against bishops,
10 25,4| observed by all. ~But the less criminal causes of bishops shall
11 25,4|   Furthermore, matrimonial and criminal causes shall not be left
12 26,4|        fit. ~In like manner in criminal causes, wherein an execution