The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... tion have lately engaged the attention of jurists and public men , the establishment throughout the United Kingdom of the system of public prosecutions and the preparation and enactment of a criminal code . In Scotland the prosecution ...
... tion have lately engaged the attention of jurists and public men , the establishment throughout the United Kingdom of the system of public prosecutions and the preparation and enactment of a criminal code . In Scotland the prosecution ...
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... tion furnished by the Procurators Fiscal for the respective counties , who get up the cases and attend as solicitors at the trials . Inextending the system of public prosecutions to England , the problem is , how to take advantage of ...
... tion furnished by the Procurators Fiscal for the respective counties , who get up the cases and attend as solicitors at the trials . Inextending the system of public prosecutions to England , the problem is , how to take advantage of ...
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... tion from the eminent jurists of England , with reference to the consolidation and codification of the criminal law . The criminal jurisprudence of Scotland is like the common law of the sister country founded on custom and the ...
... tion from the eminent jurists of England , with reference to the consolidation and codification of the criminal law . The criminal jurisprudence of Scotland is like the common law of the sister country founded on custom and the ...
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... tion - fairer to the prisoner , to the jury , and to the 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 ...
... tion - fairer to the prisoner , to the jury , and to the 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 ...
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... tion which society gives to him against arbitrary interference with his actions by others . I have stated my views on this subject without reserve , because , while I appreciate the value of many of the projects of law reform which have ...
... tion which society gives to him against arbitrary interference with his actions by others . I have stated my views on this subject without reserve , because , while I appreciate the value of many of the projects of law reform which have ...
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