The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 47Butterworths, 1972 - Law |
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... Judge go in expressing his own views on the burning public issues of the day ? Strong opinions publicly expressed by a Judge , where those opinions relate to issues which can come up in litigation , may appear to foul the fountain of ...
... Judge go in expressing his own views on the burning public issues of the day ? Strong opinions publicly expressed by a Judge , where those opinions relate to issues which can come up in litigation , may appear to foul the fountain of ...
Page 426
... Judge , one Queen's Counsel , one Solicitor and two former law teachers . Salary £ 9,500 p.a. Appointed for five years with the possibility of reappointment . ( 2 ) Twenty - one full - time legal staff members of whom four are draftsmen ...
... Judge , one Queen's Counsel , one Solicitor and two former law teachers . Salary £ 9,500 p.a. Appointed for five years with the possibility of reappointment . ( 2 ) Twenty - one full - time legal staff members of whom four are draftsmen ...
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... Judges have better eyesight than mine they may never see an appeal prisoner clearly at all . In his consideration of the probation report before the hearing of an appeal , a Judge could not know that the unfortunate whose sentence he ...
... Judges have better eyesight than mine they may never see an appeal prisoner clearly at all . In his consideration of the probation report before the hearing of an appeal , a Judge could not know that the unfortunate whose sentence he ...
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