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Page 178
NZLJ. A second possibility is that a police officer may have some common law rights of entry . Whatever the ratio of Thomas v . Sawkins ( h ) is , it permits the entry of police on much wider " preventive " grounds than does s . 317 ( 2 ) ...
NZLJ. A second possibility is that a police officer may have some common law rights of entry . Whatever the ratio of Thomas v . Sawkins ( h ) is , it permits the entry of police on much wider " preventive " grounds than does s . 317 ( 2 ) ...
Page 397
... police to halt an unruly parade . The strongest ground for controlling parades was stated to be , at p . 76 : " It is that such parades tend to occasion breaches of the peace . Where the peace is en- dangered thereby , a procession ...
... police to halt an unruly parade . The strongest ground for controlling parades was stated to be , at p . 76 : " It is that such parades tend to occasion breaches of the peace . Where the peace is en- dangered thereby , a procession ...
Page 409
... Police conduct affirmed what most already suspected that the truth behind the " Agnew demonstration " lay somewhere between the version of the Police and that of the more vocal demonstrators . In his thoughtful and considered report ...
... Police conduct affirmed what most already suspected that the truth behind the " Agnew demonstration " lay somewhere between the version of the Police and that of the more vocal demonstrators . In his thoughtful and considered report ...
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