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... 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 man he will answer truthfully , and in so doing ...
... 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 man he will answer truthfully , and in so doing ...
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... give no explanation of the facts consistent with his innocence . The state has a legitimate interest to give him an opportunity of making explanations , and he can have no legitimate interest IO JURISPRUDENCE AND THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW .
... give no explanation of the facts consistent with his innocence . The state has a legitimate interest to give him an opportunity of making explanations , and he can have no legitimate interest IO JURISPRUDENCE AND THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW .
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... gives to him against arbitrary interference with his actions by others . I have stated my views on this subject without ... give free play to the social forces which have brought it into operation . II . PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION . ΤΗ THE ...
... gives to him against arbitrary interference with his actions by others . I have stated my views on this subject without ... give free play to the social forces which have brought it into operation . II . PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION . ΤΗ THE ...
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... give only one hearing because second hearings in cases of great importance were very valuable . " ( Speech in House of Commons , March , 1872. ) We believe that that opinion is shared by every counsel and agent of experience at the ...
... give only one hearing because second hearings in cases of great importance were very valuable . " ( Speech in House of Commons , March , 1872. ) We believe that that opinion is shared by every counsel and agent of experience at the ...
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... give to Private Business in Committee . It is an erroneous impression in this regard which has led to some of the agitation for a change . The cry , it seems to us , comes too late . Private Bill business is not nearly so heavy now as ...
... give to Private Business in Committee . It is an erroneous impression in this regard which has led to some of the agitation for a change . The cry , it seems to us , comes too late . Private Bill business is not nearly so heavy now as ...
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