The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 5Butterworths, 1930 - Law |
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Page 63
... ment appears but a tiny sylph . Now , amid its " mass - production " methods , our Legislature appears not to have had the time - and not to have had the facilities - for adequate consider- ation of the constitutional effect of the laws ...
... ment appears but a tiny sylph . Now , amid its " mass - production " methods , our Legislature appears not to have had the time - and not to have had the facilities - for adequate consider- ation of the constitutional effect of the laws ...
Page 81
... ment of the facts , because it does not represent what the accused person actually said . I suggest , therefore , that it be made clear that the statements referred to in the remit are those which the police endeavour to obtain from ...
... ment of the facts , because it does not represent what the accused person actually said . I suggest , therefore , that it be made clear that the statements referred to in the remit are those which the police endeavour to obtain from ...
Page 168
... ment of the law , public sympathy is apt to be shown to de- tected offenders , and criticism , which should properly be aimed at the law itself , is directed against the Police . If , on the other hand , they adopt a more lenient ...
... ment of the law , public sympathy is apt to be shown to de- tected offenders , and criticism , which should properly be aimed at the law itself , is directed against the Police . If , on the other hand , they adopt a more lenient ...
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