The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 49Butterworths, 1974 - Law |
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Page 196
... offences were only said to be " substantially the same " if one offence was necessarily included in another as , for example , theft is necessarily included in robbery ( a ) ; or one offence was the same as another except for the ...
... offences were only said to be " substantially the same " if one offence was necessarily included in another as , for example , theft is necessarily included in robbery ( a ) ; or one offence was the same as another except for the ...
Page 197
... offence to which the special plea is pleaded . But it was never necessary to show technical identity between the offence charged at the former trial and that in respect of which autre- fois is pleaded , because jeopardy of conviction of ...
... offence to which the special plea is pleaded . But it was never necessary to show technical identity between the offence charged at the former trial and that in respect of which autre- fois is pleaded , because jeopardy of conviction of ...
Page 200
... offences where the second offence charge con- tains more ingredients than the first offence— or , alternatively , an offence containing more in- gredients cannot be " wholly comprehended " in an offence containing less ; so an accused ...
... offences where the second offence charge con- tains more ingredients than the first offence— or , alternatively , an offence containing more in- gredients cannot be " wholly comprehended " in an offence containing less ; so an accused ...
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