The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... offences , to the Crown counsel of his circuit , who decides whether the case is to be prosecuted , and if so , in what court . The Advocate Depute or counsel of the circuit in cases of difficulty or importance consults with the law ...
... offences , to the Crown counsel of his circuit , who decides whether the case is to be prosecuted , and if so , in what court . The Advocate Depute or counsel of the circuit in cases of difficulty or importance consults with the law ...
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... offences is purely arbitrary . Arbitrary punishment , in fact as well as in name , dominates the whole category of criminal law in Scotland , with the exception of those crimes , now practically reduced to one 4 JURISPRUDENCE AND THE ...
... offences is purely arbitrary . Arbitrary punishment , in fact as well as in name , dominates the whole category of criminal law in Scotland , with the exception of those crimes , now practically reduced to one 4 JURISPRUDENCE AND THE ...
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... offences are in England indictable at common law , though the practice is to found the charges upon a statute in almost all cases . It is rightly held in England that the administration of the criminal law will most commend itself to ...
... offences are in England indictable at common law , though the practice is to found the charges upon a statute in almost all cases . It is rightly held in England that the administration of the criminal law will most commend itself to ...
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... offences proved . It has been well said that a code is the ultimate form of every good system of laws , although the development of a system of jurisprudence may be retarded rather than advanced by its premature crystalisation into a ...
... offences proved . It has been well said that a code is the ultimate form of every good system of laws , although the development of a system of jurisprudence may be retarded rather than advanced by its premature crystalisation into a ...
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... offence throughout the United Kingdom . With regard to mere differences of language and forms , the public have a right to expect the lawyers of the three kingdoms to settle these matters amongst themselves . I have heard that the ...
... offence throughout the United Kingdom . With regard to mere differences of language and forms , the public have a right to expect the lawyers of the three kingdoms to settle these matters amongst themselves . I have heard that the ...
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