The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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Page 69
... police " , and constabular efforts must not be hindered . The law must not " favour thieves and discourage honest men " . Accepting the agreed facts , and noting the parlous times , the Court then gave judgment for the defendant ...
... police " , and constabular efforts must not be hindered . The law must not " favour thieves and discourage honest men " . Accepting the agreed facts , and noting the parlous times , the Court then gave judgment for the defendant ...
Page 83
... police marksman on on 31 October 1975 at Bryndwr after he had stabbed his seven year old daughter with a knife . In that case , too , the public were reassured that the police shot only to wound , and subsequently Ross's killing was ...
... police marksman on on 31 October 1975 at Bryndwr after he had stabbed his seven year old daughter with a knife . In that case , too , the public were reassured that the police shot only to wound , and subsequently Ross's killing was ...
Page 84
... police , and may cause them to hesitate too long before pulling the trigger - with unfortunate consequences for those their act is designed to protect . A police marksman must be acutely aware as he is about to fire that there is a ...
... police , and may cause them to hesitate too long before pulling the trigger - with unfortunate consequences for those their act is designed to protect . A police marksman must be acutely aware as he is about to fire that there is a ...
Contents
Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
Copyright | |
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