The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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... jurists and public men , the establishment throughout the United Kingdom of the system of public prosecutions and the preparation and enactment of a criminal code . In Scotland the prosecution of criminals has always been recognised as ...
... jurists and public men , the establishment throughout the United Kingdom of the system of public prosecutions and the preparation and enactment of a criminal code . In Scotland the prosecution of criminals has always been recognised as ...
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... jurists of England , with reference to the consolidation and codification of the criminal law . The criminal jurisprudence of Scotland is like the common law of the sister country founded on custom and the decisions of the judges . No ...
... jurists of England , with reference to the consolidation and codification of the criminal law . The criminal jurisprudence of Scotland is like the common law of the sister country founded on custom and the decisions of the judges . No ...
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... jurists ; my professional sympathies incline me to their view , and I hold with my profession that our judges and commentators have done their work well . But , as a citizen , I cannot forget that this elasticity of the criminal law has ...
... jurists ; my professional sympathies incline me to their view , and I hold with my profession that our judges and commentators have done their work well . But , as a citizen , I cannot forget that this elasticity of the criminal law has ...
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... jurists of our time to bring about this desirable result . Our Government has at length taken up the subject seriously , and a Commission , consisting of some of the most eminent judges of England and Ireland , submitted in their final ...
... jurists of our time to bring about this desirable result . Our Government has at length taken up the subject seriously , and a Commission , consisting of some of the most eminent judges of England and Ireland , submitted in their final ...
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... jurists , and the code is a joint production of a Commission of English and Irish Judges . Why should it not be similarly decided with respect to Scotland ? The elements of criminal law are necessarily the same in all civilised ...
... jurists , and the code is a joint production of a Commission of English and Irish Judges . Why should it not be similarly decided with respect to Scotland ? The elements of criminal law are necessarily the same in all civilised ...
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