The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... Justice , or the Quarter Sessions , as the case may be . But the investigation of the cases and the preparations for trial are to a large extent and in the great centres of population ' almost entirely left to the police , who , I ...
... Justice , or the Quarter Sessions , as the case may be . But the investigation of the cases and the preparations for trial are to a large extent and in the great centres of population ' almost entirely left to the police , who , I ...
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... Justice Stephen , has been generally approved of by the legal profession and the press , and there can be little doubt that it will , substantially in its present form , become law , and supersede some hundreds of statutes which now ...
... Justice Stephen , has been generally approved of by the legal profession and the press , and there can be little doubt that it will , substantially in its present form , become law , and supersede some hundreds of statutes which now ...
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... justice which ought to be universal in their operation , and the violation of which is to subject the delinquent to punishment . There are some points of general interest raised by the Criminal Code which , if time had permitted , I ...
... justice which ought to be universal in their operation , and the violation of which is to subject the delinquent to punishment . There are some points of general interest raised by the Criminal Code which , if time had permitted , I ...
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... justice of the case . That the accused would be under a moral compulsion to answer the questions is true ; his declinature to answer would damage him with the jury , quite possibly , because it amounts to an admission that he can give ...
... justice of the case . That the accused would be under a moral compulsion to answer the questions is true ; his declinature to answer would damage him with the jury , quite possibly , because it amounts to an admission that he can give ...
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... justice too local or intimate . The County Court System has been an enormous advantage to the litigating public . The argument against ready justice that it encourages litigation , which is not in itself a good thing , weighs very ...
... justice too local or intimate . The County Court System has been an enormous advantage to the litigating public . The argument against ready justice that it encourages litigation , which is not in itself a good thing , weighs very ...
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