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Page 54
They give two tables , one of which gives the age on conviction and the
proportion per cent . which each category ... The first table shows that the
convictions of males under 21 was in 1902–3 in the proportion of 1166 of the
whole , and in ...
They give two tables , one of which gives the age on conviction and the
proportion per cent . which each category ... The first table shows that the
convictions of males under 21 was in 1902–3 in the proportion of 1166 of the
whole , and in ...
Page 181
I am of opinion , ” said Ridley , J. , “ that the conviction was “ admissible in
evidence and was presumptive proof of the “ commission of the crime of which
the appellant was con“ victed , according to the principle stated in In re Crippen , “
where ...
I am of opinion , ” said Ridley , J. , “ that the conviction was “ admissible in
evidence and was presumptive proof of the “ commission of the crime of which
the appellant was con“ victed , according to the principle stated in In re Crippen , “
where ...
Page 415
That applies to Scottish proceedings , that is , when a Scottish Court is being
asked to pass sentence of preventive detention ; and , it is submitted , cannot
mean : “ In an English Court evidence of one or more Scottish “ convictions for
crimes ...
That applies to Scottish proceedings , that is , when a Scottish Court is being
asked to pass sentence of preventive detention ; and , it is submitted , cannot
mean : “ In an English Court evidence of one or more Scottish “ convictions for
crimes ...
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Contents
CRIMINAL STATISTICS 1913 | 306 |
CRIMINALS HABITUAL AND SCOTTISH CONVICTIONS | 331 |
DAMAGE CAUSED BY FALLING TILES ETC HOUSEHOLDERS | 350 |
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