The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 17-18Saunders and Benning, 1864 - Law |
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... conviction which has taken place , that I think the people of this country are entitled to demand that an appeal should be matter of right and not matter of discretion with the judge . " The case of Russell , the Huntingdon gaolor ...
... conviction which has taken place , that I think the people of this country are entitled to demand that an appeal should be matter of right and not matter of discretion with the judge . " The case of Russell , the Huntingdon gaolor ...
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... conviction , whereupon the prisoner was discharged . I am told on the authority of gentlemen now practising at the criminal law bar - gentlemen who are among the leaders of that bar - that the injustice arising from granting ...
... conviction , whereupon the prisoner was discharged . I am told on the authority of gentlemen now practising at the criminal law bar - gentlemen who are among the leaders of that bar - that the injustice arising from granting ...
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... conviction is entitled , ex debito justitiƦ , to move for a new trial . It was for a consi- derable time doubtful whether the appellate jurisdiction of the Court of Queen's Bench extended to felonies , as well as to misdemeanors . That ...
... conviction is entitled , ex debito justitiƦ , to move for a new trial . It was for a consi- derable time doubtful whether the appellate jurisdiction of the Court of Queen's Bench extended to felonies , as well as to misdemeanors . That ...
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... conviction they have wrought in the minds of so many eminent jurists and statesmen . The following are the principal objections which have been urged against extending the right of criminal appeal : -First , that in criminal cases the ...
... conviction they have wrought in the minds of so many eminent jurists and statesmen . The following are the principal objections which have been urged against extending the right of criminal appeal : -First , that in criminal cases the ...
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... conviction or sentence . " ( p . 99. ) He stated further , " within the space of nine months during which he was one of the sheriffs of London , no fewer than six persons who had been capitally convicted at the Old Bailey , and left for ...
... conviction or sentence . " ( p . 99. ) He stated further , " within the space of nine months during which he was one of the sheriffs of London , no fewer than six persons who had been capitally convicted at the Old Bailey , and left for ...
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