The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... chief merit of the Scotch system is that it accords in large measure independence of action to the local pro- secutors , while ensuring responsibility to the State , by placing them in direct and daily correspondence with the central ...
... chief merit of the Scotch system is that it accords in large measure independence of action to the local pro- secutors , while ensuring responsibility to the State , by placing them in direct and daily correspondence with the central ...
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... Chief Constable and Public Prosecutor , giving the latter office to a solicitor , and making it part of his duty to conduct prosecutions before the Quarter Sessions . The next step would be to assign the conduct of prosecutions at the ...
... Chief Constable and Public Prosecutor , giving the latter office to a solicitor , and making it part of his duty to conduct prosecutions before the Quarter Sessions . The next step would be to assign the conduct of prosecutions at the ...
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... chief distinction between Facts and Things is that Facts are transient while Things are permanent , but can it be said that all Facts are causes of sensation ? Are " lapse of time " and " change of place " perceptible by sense ? Facts ...
... chief distinction between Facts and Things is that Facts are transient while Things are permanent , but can it be said that all Facts are causes of sensation ? Are " lapse of time " and " change of place " perceptible by sense ? Facts ...
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... chief peculiarities affecting each , are briefly mentioned . There is nothing on the question of form to notice here , except that it is doubtful whether the Law of a State , considered as a quasi - private person , which Mr. Holland ...
... chief peculiarities affecting each , are briefly mentioned . There is nothing on the question of form to notice here , except that it is doubtful whether the Law of a State , considered as a quasi - private person , which Mr. Holland ...
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... Chief Justice of Sierra Leone , aged 70 . LL.B. , London , 1839. Called 1840 , and appointed Queen's Advocate of Sierra Leone the same year ; Chief Justice , 1841 . Sept. 2 . CARSLAKE , John Hawkey Bingham , Esq . , Solicitor , and ...
... Chief Justice of Sierra Leone , aged 70 . LL.B. , London , 1839. Called 1840 , and appointed Queen's Advocate of Sierra Leone the same year ; Chief Justice , 1841 . Sept. 2 . CARSLAKE , John Hawkey Bingham , Esq . , Solicitor , and ...
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