The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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... placed beyond the control of popular influence in the local sense , while subjected to strict official supervision and to the control of public opinion acting in accordance 2 JURISPRUDENCE AND THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW .
... placed beyond the control of popular influence in the local sense , while subjected to strict official supervision and to the control of public opinion acting in accordance 2 JURISPRUDENCE AND THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW .
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... opinion acting in accordance with the Constitution . The conduct of prosecutions is entrusted to the same officers . The Procurator Fiscal conducts personally the prosecution in the Sheriffs Criminal Court . The Advocates Depute ...
... opinion acting in accordance with the Constitution . The conduct of prosecutions is entrusted to the same officers . The Procurator Fiscal conducts personally the prosecution in the Sheriffs Criminal Court . The Advocates Depute ...
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... opinion from this association might be productive of more useful results than this question of public prosecutions . It certainly strikes a Scotchman as singular that English lawyers should be engaged in investigating this problem upon ...
... opinion from this association might be productive of more useful results than this question of public prosecutions . It certainly strikes a Scotchman as singular that English lawyers should be engaged in investigating this problem upon ...
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... , 1873 , the Commissioners have power to sit in such places as shall seem to them most convenient for the speedy dispatch of business . I 1 I responsibility to the strong public opinion of a Central Bar 20 PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION .
... , 1873 , the Commissioners have power to sit in such places as shall seem to them most convenient for the speedy dispatch of business . I 1 I responsibility to the strong public opinion of a Central Bar 20 PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION .
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... opinion of a Central Bar . It is possible that if such separation took place there might , notwithstanding the intimacy which railways have brought about between London and the provinces , be what Matthew Arnold calls the " note of ...
... opinion of a Central Bar . It is possible that if such separation took place there might , notwithstanding the intimacy which railways have brought about between London and the provinces , be what Matthew Arnold calls the " note of ...
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