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Page 16
With the mode in which prosecutions are conducted , when carried through in
ordinary course , I do not think there is any very grave ground to find fault .
Theoretically , it is no doubt anomalous that such a duty should be left in private
hands ...
With the mode in which prosecutions are conducted , when carried through in
ordinary course , I do not think there is any very grave ground to find fault .
Theoretically , it is no doubt anomalous that such a duty should be left in private
hands ...
Page 19
The prosecution of what I may term the ordinary police crimes would still be
instituted as at present ; but it should be the duty of the public prosecutor to see
that these , as well as those instituted by himself , were properly conducted and
carried ...
The prosecution of what I may term the ordinary police crimes would still be
instituted as at present ; but it should be the duty of the public prosecutor to see
that these , as well as those instituted by himself , were properly conducted and
carried ...
Page 27
But those who may be apt to blame us for our inaction and want of public spirit
are very little aware of what the attempt of a private member to carry even the
simplest and most modest measure of reform involves . Let us suppose that a Bill
has ...
But those who may be apt to blame us for our inaction and want of public spirit
are very little aware of what the attempt of a private member to carry even the
simplest and most modest measure of reform involves . Let us suppose that a Bill
has ...
Page 49
... et odium statim defensio mitiget . * ) Indeed this mixture of statement and
comment - narratio and confirmatio ~ is sometimes practised in fair but
complicated cases . It was the general system of Isæus , who " carried to a high
perfection the.
... et odium statim defensio mitiget . * ) Indeed this mixture of statement and
comment - narratio and confirmatio ~ is sometimes practised in fair but
complicated cases . It was the general system of Isæus , who " carried to a high
perfection the.
Page 67
The question is , How is this to be carried out ? And that is what is now to be
enquired into . It is , we must repeat , the undoubted right of every one professing
to be a Member of our Church Establishment to assert his claim to be admitted to
the ...
The question is , How is this to be carried out ? And that is what is now to be
enquired into . It is , we must repeat , the undoubted right of every one professing
to be a Member of our Church Establishment to assert his claim to be admitted to
the ...
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1877 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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