The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 6Butterworths, 1931 - Law |
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Page 89
... evidence and lead to a demand for more direct evidence of the factum probandum . This means in effect a swing to the continental system and method , as opposed to the English , that is to say , to satisfy a public demand for direct ...
... evidence and lead to a demand for more direct evidence of the factum probandum . This means in effect a swing to the continental system and method , as opposed to the English , that is to say , to satisfy a public demand for direct ...
Page 91
... evidence of the prosecution , and was probably influenced by prefer- ence for the testimony of the prosecution's witnesses . In Podmore's case criticism is against guilty on cir- cumstantial evidence . I have not time to set out the ...
... evidence of the prosecution , and was probably influenced by prefer- ence for the testimony of the prosecution's witnesses . In Podmore's case criticism is against guilty on cir- cumstantial evidence . I have not time to set out the ...
Page 196
... evidence sought to be given was evidence of previous acts of the prisoner to show that he entertained feelings of enmity towards the deceased , and was evidence not merely of the malicious mind with which he killed the deceased but of ...
... evidence sought to be given was evidence of previous acts of the prisoner to show that he entertained feelings of enmity towards the deceased , and was evidence not merely of the malicious mind with which he killed the deceased but of ...
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