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... on the ground that foreign mariners , when examined and cross - examined in
Court by means of an interpreter , are at a great disadvantage as compared with
witnesses speaking the language , in which the proceedings of the Court itself ...
... on the ground that foreign mariners , when examined and cross - examined in
Court by means of an interpreter , are at a great disadvantage as compared with
witnesses speaking the language , in which the proceedings of the Court itself ...
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On this ground we should suggest , that the Consul of the complaining party
should be an assessor of the Consular Court , and as such , entitled to bring to
the attention of the Court any involuntary shortcomings on its part to give due
regard to ...
On this ground we should suggest , that the Consul of the complaining party
should be an assessor of the Consular Court , and as such , entitled to bring to
the attention of the Court any involuntary shortcomings on its part to give due
regard to ...
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And on this principle it would certainly appear that there was constitutional
ground for the cry “ Crete for the Cretans , " only , perhaps , those who may from
time to time be the wirepullers at the Sublime Porte , might not care to see the ...
And on this principle it would certainly appear that there was constitutional
ground for the cry “ Crete for the Cretans , " only , perhaps , those who may from
time to time be the wirepullers at the Sublime Porte , might not care to see the ...
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... as a ground of exculpation , it would be set up as a defence in every case , and
the Courts would be called upon to decide questions which it were next to
impossible to solve . A knowledge therefore , more especially , of that department
of ...
... as a ground of exculpation , it would be set up as a defence in every case , and
the Courts would be called upon to decide questions which it were next to
impossible to solve . A knowledge therefore , more especially , of that department
of ...
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Under the designation of " matter of excuse , " Chapter III . particularises the
grounds of non - imputability for acts which would otherwise be deemed criminal :
such , for instance , as childhood , insanity , drunkenness , compulsion , & c .
Under the designation of " matter of excuse , " Chapter III . particularises the
grounds of non - imputability for acts which would otherwise be deemed criminal :
such , for instance , as childhood , insanity , drunkenness , compulsion , & c .
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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