The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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... Majority jury verdicts in criminal trials are by no means unknown . For example , England and Wales , South Australia , Western Australia and Tasmania all allow verdicts by a majority of ten or eleven if a jury fails to reach a ...
... Majority jury verdicts in criminal trials are by no means unknown . For example , England and Wales , South Australia , Western Australia and Tasmania all allow verdicts by a majority of ten or eleven if a jury fails to reach a ...
Page 203
... majority decisions within their legitimate sphere , and subject to the proper safeguards is the consequence of is the consequence of constitutional maturity , not the cause of it . - - - There are perhaps three major themes of ...
... majority decisions within their legitimate sphere , and subject to the proper safeguards is the consequence of is the consequence of constitutional maturity , not the cause of it . - - - There are perhaps three major themes of ...
Page 214
... majority rule Let us begin at the beginning . One of the many virtues of Fali Nariman's paper is that it does acknowledge right at the outset the apparent tension between minority rights and the democratic principle of majority rule but ...
... majority rule Let us begin at the beginning . One of the many virtues of Fali Nariman's paper is that it does acknowledge right at the outset the apparent tension between minority rights and the democratic principle of majority rule but ...
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