The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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This is in effect giving an option to the prisoner - not only as to whether he should
answer the questions , but as to whether any questions shall be put to him . I see
no reason why the feelings of an accused person should be consulted to this ...
This is in effect giving an option to the prisoner - not only as to whether he should
answer the questions , but as to whether any questions shall be put to him . I see
no reason why the feelings of an accused person should be consulted to this ...
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large when there is leisure to fill it ; and a great deal of active or “ ascendant ”
foreign policy , or the garrulous rhetoric which is at the disposal of some domestic
grievances , has the effect of limiting the legislative activity of Parliament . A busy
...
large when there is leisure to fill it ; and a great deal of active or “ ascendant ”
foreign policy , or the garrulous rhetoric which is at the disposal of some domestic
grievances , has the effect of limiting the legislative activity of Parliament . A busy
...
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the ground of proposed legislation at no distant date , and it is our object here to
consider whether the proposed change will have the desired effect , and whether
, if it is carried out , it will be an advantage to the public . It is said that the Private ...
the ground of proposed legislation at no distant date , and it is our object here to
consider whether the proposed change will have the desired effect , and whether
, if it is carried out , it will be an advantage to the public . It is said that the Private ...
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Ultimately , on the 24th August , the House , at the instance of Mr. Gibson ,
passed a resolution to the effect that , “ it is desirable that the Railway
Commissioners , when adjudi . cating on differences between Irish Railway
Companies , should ...
Ultimately , on the 24th August , the House , at the instance of Mr. Gibson ,
passed a resolution to the effect that , “ it is desirable that the Railway
Commissioners , when adjudi . cating on differences between Irish Railway
Companies , should ...
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... and consequently the fact that a large number of Committees are sitting at the
same time has the effect of cheapening Parliamentary proceedings to the
promoters and opponents of Private Bills . Mr. Dodson's scheme involved , as we
have ...
... and consequently the fact that a large number of Committees are sitting at the
same time has the effect of cheapening Parliamentary proceedings to the
promoters and opponents of Private Bills . Mr. Dodson's scheme involved , as we
have ...
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