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Page 146
... jury . As the law now stands every person charged with an offence which is punishable by imprisonment for a term exceeding three months has a right to elect to be tried by a jury , how- ever unlikely it may be that he will receive a ...
... jury . As the law now stands every person charged with an offence which is punishable by imprisonment for a term exceeding three months has a right to elect to be tried by a jury , how- ever unlikely it may be that he will receive a ...
Page 265
... jury . The desirability of trying personal injury cases before a jury was also discussed by the Court of Appeal in England as recently as 25 January of this year in Ward v . James [ 1965 ] 1 All E.R. 563. In that case the plaintiff was ...
... jury . The desirability of trying personal injury cases before a jury was also discussed by the Court of Appeal in England as recently as 25 January of this year in Ward v . James [ 1965 ] 1 All E.R. 563. In that case the plaintiff was ...
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... jury , you never know what they will do , and if they do go wrong , there is no putting them right . The Court of Appeal hardly ever interferes with the verdict of a jury . So the client decides on Judge alone . That is why jury trials ...
... jury , you never know what they will do , and if they do go wrong , there is no putting them right . The Court of Appeal hardly ever interferes with the verdict of a jury . So the client decides on Judge alone . That is why jury trials ...
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