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... facts alleged against him , and is allowed to give his evidence to facts tending to exculpate him or to disprove the charge . He is not tortured ; he gives such answers to the questions put to him as he thinks fit . If he is an honest ...
... facts alleged against him , and is allowed to give his evidence to facts tending to exculpate him or to disprove the charge . He is not tortured ; he gives such answers to the questions put to him as he thinks fit . If he is an honest ...
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... fact , judicial or administrative . And the acts by which Parliament endeavoured to separate those two functions were we think called for , and the result has been , in our opinion , beneficial to the public . Wherever the determination ...
... fact , judicial or administrative . And the acts by which Parliament endeavoured to separate those two functions were we think called for , and the result has been , in our opinion , beneficial to the public . Wherever the determination ...
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... fact trying members of the House - to a judicial tribunal might be bene- ficial , while any similar transfer of Private Bill legislation proper would be quite the reverse . But apart from the weight of the observation there is not much ...
... fact trying members of the House - to a judicial tribunal might be bene- ficial , while any similar transfer of Private Bill legislation proper would be quite the reverse . But apart from the weight of the observation there is not much ...
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... fact , and can only be determined by evidence . Sir Theodore Martin in speaking of Committees , says : " Carefully selected from the picked men of the country , usually presided over by a member of experience in such inquiries ; always ...
... fact , and can only be determined by evidence . Sir Theodore Martin in speaking of Committees , says : " Carefully selected from the picked men of the country , usually presided over by a member of experience in such inquiries ; always ...
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... fact and expediency , is a phrase that has no meaning . Uniformity of practice is quite another thing , and the ... facts in every case vary , the considerations of expediency which arise in one arise in no other inquiry , the facts ...
... fact and expediency , is a phrase that has no meaning . Uniformity of practice is quite another thing , and the ... facts in every case vary , the considerations of expediency which arise in one arise in no other inquiry , the facts ...
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