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... accused decides to give no evidence , there shall be no adverse comment . There is probably little doubt that the relaxation of the rule , as the Solicitor - General suggests , would result in more convictions , but the suggested ...
... accused decides to give no evidence , there shall be no adverse comment . There is probably little doubt that the relaxation of the rule , as the Solicitor - General suggests , would result in more convictions , but the suggested ...
Page 114
... accused's family and the prison doctor stated that there was at least a possibility of the accused suffering from a cerebral tumour from which he would be liable to an outburst of impulsive and motiveless violence over which he had no ...
... accused's family and the prison doctor stated that there was at least a possibility of the accused suffering from a cerebral tumour from which he would be liable to an outburst of impulsive and motiveless violence over which he had no ...
Page 417
... accused was acquitted of murder but convicted of assault and the question was whether this was possible . The Court affirmed the assault conviction by a majority . The principle that a serious charge is divisible and may contain all ...
... accused was acquitted of murder but convicted of assault and the question was whether this was possible . The Court affirmed the assault conviction by a majority . The principle that a serious charge is divisible and may contain all ...
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