The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... Judge , Contraband of War ... ... ... ... ... ATKINSON , CHAS . M. , Corroboration in Bastardy Cases BATY , TH . , Holland and the Scheldt BELLOT , HUGH H. L. , Self - Government in the Inns of Court , 29 ; Trial by Court - Martial ...
... Judge , Contraband of War ... ... ... ... ... ATKINSON , CHAS . M. , Corroboration in Bastardy Cases BATY , TH . , Holland and the Scheldt BELLOT , HUGH H. L. , Self - Government in the Inns of Court , 29 ; Trial by Court - Martial ...
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... judges of that time can hardly be considered as firm constitutional prece- dents in view of their want of independence of the Crown . Another Act was accordingly passed for that purpose in 1677 , 29 Car . II , 9 , forbidding atheism ...
... judges of that time can hardly be considered as firm constitutional prece- dents in view of their want of independence of the Crown . Another Act was accordingly passed for that purpose in 1677 , 29 Car . II , 9 , forbidding atheism ...
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... judges should be called upon to declare the correct legal doctrine on the subject of insanity . Five questions were carefully framed for the consideration of the judges , and the answers given by them were regarded as an authoritative ...
... judges should be called upon to declare the correct legal doctrine on the subject of insanity . Five questions were carefully framed for the consideration of the judges , and the answers given by them were regarded as an authoritative ...
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... judges on the law as to insanity . Five questions were put to the judges , and were duly answered by them . The questions and answers are somewhat lengthy , and , as THE MACNAUGHTON CASE . 27.
... judges on the law as to insanity . Five questions were put to the judges , and were duly answered by them . The questions and answers are somewhat lengthy , and , as THE MACNAUGHTON CASE . 27.
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... Judges by the Benchers , with the result that Dyer and Oglander were committed to the King's Bench Prison , and Lisle and Turner bound over to good behaviour . The Masters would have resorted to expulsion , but on the Judges ' advice ...
... Judges by the Benchers , with the result that Dyer and Oglander were committed to the King's Bench Prison , and Lisle and Turner bound over to good behaviour . The Masters would have resorted to expulsion , but on the Judges ' advice ...
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