Parliamentary Papers, Volume 25H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Judge and some by the full Court , either in first instance or after refusal by a single Judge . Fifty - eight persons abandoned their applications ; leave to appeal was refused in 278 cases and granted in 65 , in addition to which ...
... Judge and some by the full Court , either in first instance or after refusal by a single Judge . Fifty - eight persons abandoned their applications ; leave to appeal was refused in 278 cases and granted in 65 , in addition to which ...
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... judges , magistrates , police , & c . , and 29 at the instance of private persons . 725 persons were prosecuted , 608 of these were prose- cuted for indictable offences , as follows : -77 persons for murder , 54 for incest , 136 for ...
... judges , magistrates , police , & c . , and 29 at the instance of private persons . 725 persons were prosecuted , 608 of these were prose- cuted for indictable offences , as follows : -77 persons for murder , 54 for incest , 136 for ...
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... Judges , when they go under Royal Commissions on Circuit for the administration of justice . They are held three times a year for each county , in certain cases four times . The Central Criminal Court is a court with similar powers ...
... Judges , when they go under Royal Commissions on Circuit for the administration of justice . They are held three times a year for each county , in certain cases four times . The Central Criminal Court is a court with similar powers ...
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... Judge passes sentence , which may be death , * detention during His Majesty's pleasure ( for persons under 16 years of age convicted of murder - Children Act , 1908 , section 103 ) , penal servitude , or , in the case of habitual ...
... Judge passes sentence , which may be death , * detention during His Majesty's pleasure ( for persons under 16 years of age convicted of murder - Children Act , 1908 , section 103 ) , penal servitude , or , in the case of habitual ...
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... Judge at Trial . Against Sentence of Pre- ventive Detention . Abandoned . Conviction Affirmed . viction of some other offence substituted . Conviction quashed , con- Conviction Quashed . Sentence Affirmed . other sentence substi- tuted ...
... Judge at Trial . Against Sentence of Pre- ventive Detention . Abandoned . Conviction Affirmed . viction of some other offence substituted . Conviction quashed , con- Conviction Quashed . Sentence Affirmed . other sentence substi- tuted ...
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