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This is , of course , an absurd extravagance . No Code , however extensive ,
could possibly afford a solution for every legal question . Even in those regions of
law which seem best explored and most thoroughly E AMENDMENT OF THE
LAW .
This is , of course , an absurd extravagance . No Code , however extensive ,
could possibly afford a solution for every legal question . Even in those regions of
law which seem best explored and most thoroughly E AMENDMENT OF THE
LAW .
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The work , if it is to be properly done , must of course be committed to the hands
of men of the highest legal ability ; men in no way inferior to the best of those who
adorn the Judicial Bench . To obtain such men you ought to give them the same ...
The work , if it is to be properly done , must of course be committed to the hands
of men of the highest legal ability ; men in no way inferior to the best of those who
adorn the Judicial Bench . To obtain such men you ought to give them the same ...
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... and indeed requires , the arrest of the person accused , and his detention
either in actual custody or on bail until his trial , which , in course of law , would
take place at the next assizes , without any further preliminary proceedings ; the
verdict ...
... and indeed requires , the arrest of the person accused , and his detention
either in actual custody or on bail until his trial , which , in course of law , would
take place at the next assizes , without any further preliminary proceedings ; the
verdict ...
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It follows now only upon quite independent proceedings , pursuing entirely the
same course as criminal proceedings do in cases not coming within the
cognizance of the Coroner ' s Court . Surely you have here both anomaly and
practical ...
It follows now only upon quite independent proceedings , pursuing entirely the
same course as criminal proceedings do in cases not coming within the
cognizance of the Coroner ' s Court . Surely you have here both anomaly and
practical ...
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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 ...
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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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