The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... prosecution of criminals has always been recognised as one of the duties of the State , and our criminal law administration , which has been matured and perfected by the experience of many generations of Crown lawyers , possesses the ...
... prosecution of criminals has always been recognised as one of the duties of the State , and our criminal law administration , which has been matured and perfected by the experience of many generations of Crown lawyers , possesses the ...
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... prosecutor , usually a practising solicitor with one or more assistants . The Procurator Fiscal is appointed by the ... prosecution are placed beyond the control of popular influence in the local sense , while subjected to strict ...
... prosecutor , usually a practising solicitor with one or more assistants . The Procurator Fiscal is appointed by the ... prosecution are placed beyond the control of popular influence in the local sense , while subjected to strict ...
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... prosecutors . If I were to attempt to carry out the Scotch system in England in a form suited to existing arrangements , I should make a beginning in the larger counties , by separating the functions of Chief Constable and Public Prosecutor ...
... prosecutors . If I were to attempt to carry out the Scotch system in England in a form suited to existing arrangements , I should make a beginning in the larger counties , by separating the functions of Chief Constable and Public Prosecutor ...
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. Court . The prosecuting counsel would in important cases be consulted before the trial , and after the profession had become accustomed to the system of public prosecutions , the prosecuting counsel ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. Court . The prosecuting counsel would in important cases be consulted before the trial , and after the profession had become accustomed to the system of public prosecutions , the prosecuting counsel ...
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... prosecutor should not be entitled to examine the accused in the first instance . This is in effect giving an option ... prosecution for an explanation of his conduct . That prisoners on trial cannot by physical force be compelled to ...
... prosecutor should not be entitled to examine the accused in the first instance . This is in effect giving an option ... prosecution for an explanation of his conduct . That prisoners on trial cannot by physical force be compelled to ...
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