The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... judges , and secured the independence of their position . In 1871 the Courts of first instance were organised by the State ; and , for the management of criminal cases , the French system of public procurators was adopted . These ...
... judges , and secured the independence of their position . In 1871 the Courts of first instance were organised by the State ; and , for the management of criminal cases , the French system of public procurators was adopted . These ...
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... judges , a course of proceeding which is not at all in conformity with the fundamental principles of Criminal law . As far back as 1843 a splendid draft for a penal code was prepared , which showed great progress in view of the criminal ...
... judges , a course of proceeding which is not at all in conformity with the fundamental principles of Criminal law . As far back as 1843 a splendid draft for a penal code was prepared , which showed great progress in view of the criminal ...
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... judges , whose legal capacity would be quite sufficient to keep them straight where the path had been clearly chalked out for them . Great diversities in the adminis- tration of a statute usually mean great indefiniteness or 1 15 ...
... judges , whose legal capacity would be quite sufficient to keep them straight where the path had been clearly chalked out for them . Great diversities in the adminis- tration of a statute usually mean great indefiniteness or 1 15 ...
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... judge . In fixing a limit of six weeks for imprisonments under the judgment summons process , the framers of the statute probably intended that no debtor should be detained in prison for more than six weeks in respect of the same debt ...
... judge . In fixing a limit of six weeks for imprisonments under the judgment summons process , the framers of the statute probably intended that no debtor should be detained in prison for more than six weeks in respect of the same debt ...
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... judges , I think , would grant a committal order for non - payment of it . Why should it be otherwise with an instalment which may involve an imprisonment of equal duration ? The ... judge construes THE DEFECTS OF THE DEBTORS ACT . 21.
... judges , I think , would grant a committal order for non - payment of it . Why should it be otherwise with an instalment which may involve an imprisonment of equal duration ? The ... judge construes THE DEFECTS OF THE DEBTORS ACT . 21.
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