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But the principles of Public Criminal Law Administration must necessarily be the
same for both divisions of the Kingdom , and these principles can best be studied
as exemplified in practice under * The Address delivered by The Right ...
But the principles of Public Criminal Law Administration must necessarily be the
same for both divisions of the Kingdom , and these principles can best be studied
as exemplified in practice under * The Address delivered by The Right ...
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I shall only allow myself to enter upon one of these , -namely , the right of the
state to permit , and if necessary require , an accused person to give evidence in
his own By the practice of France and other European countries a prisoner is ...
I shall only allow myself to enter upon one of these , -namely , the right of the
state to permit , and if necessary require , an accused person to give evidence in
his own By the practice of France and other European countries a prisoner is ...
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The criminal practice of the United Kingdom disallows the examination of the
accused in open court , because his evidence is ex hypothesi unreliable and
valueless , but with strange inconsistency allows his deposition to be taken out of
court ...
The criminal practice of the United Kingdom disallows the examination of the
accused in open court , because his evidence is ex hypothesi unreliable and
valueless , but with strange inconsistency allows his deposition to be taken out of
court ...
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making explanations , and he can have no legitimate interest to withhold them .
Our practice of taking declarations in private is based on this assumption . One
can see a principle for utterly refusing to receive a prisoner's statement . But
having ...
making explanations , and he can have no legitimate interest to withhold them .
Our practice of taking declarations in private is based on this assumption . One
can see a principle for utterly refusing to receive a prisoner's statement . But
having ...
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verbal title to land , and the case of the unregistered owner , which has been
supposed to be an obstacle to the introduction of the system , is one which under
the Scotch practice really never occurs . The efficiency of our land registers was ...
verbal title to land , and the case of the unregistered owner , which has been
supposed to be an obstacle to the introduction of the system , is one which under
the Scotch practice really never occurs . The efficiency of our land registers was ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1881 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 13 Jun 2012 |
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