The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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... tion furnished by the Procurators Fiscal for the respective counties , who get up the cases and attend as solicitors at the trials . In extending the system of public prosecutions to England , the problem is , how to take advantage of ...
... tion furnished by the Procurators Fiscal for the respective counties , who get up the cases and attend as solicitors at the trials . In extending the system of public prosecutions to England , the problem is , how to take advantage of ...
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... tion from the eminent 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 ...
... tion from the eminent 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 ...
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... tion which society gives to him against arbitrary interference with his actions by others . I have stated my views on this subject without reserve , because , while I appreciate the value of many of the projects of law reform which have ...
... tion which society gives to him against arbitrary interference with his actions by others . I have stated my views on this subject without reserve , because , while I appreciate the value of many of the projects of law reform which have ...
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... tion of notices , do not become aware of the promotion of Private Bills until the public hearing of the case in Parliament . If there was only one hearing such persons would be precluded from opposing and protecting their interests ...
... tion of notices , do not become aware of the promotion of Private Bills until the public hearing of the case in Parliament . If there was only one hearing such persons would be precluded from opposing and protecting their interests ...
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... tion to , the House of Commons before the Regulation of Railways Bill , 1873 , was passed . The Commissioners are able and experienced men , but nowithstanding their ability and experience , they have failed to secure the confidence of ...
... tion to , the House of Commons before the Regulation of Railways Bill , 1873 , was passed . The Commissioners are able and experienced men , but nowithstanding their ability and experience , they have failed to secure the confidence of ...
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