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Page 74
... offence created by s . 202 was one of absolute liability by the presence of a second somewhat similar offence which in its very nature required knowledge or connivance on the part of the licensee . He concluded that the second offence ...
... offence created by s . 202 was one of absolute liability by the presence of a second somewhat similar offence which in its very nature required knowledge or connivance on the part of the licensee . He concluded that the second offence ...
Page 419
... offence under the Crimes Act or under any other Act , the offender may be prosecuted under any one of the Acts or provisions , but shall not be liable to be punished twice in respect of the same offence . This section mirrors s . 25 of ...
... offence under the Crimes Act or under any other Act , the offender may be prosecuted under any one of the Acts or provisions , but shall not be liable to be punished twice in respect of the same offence . This section mirrors s . 25 of ...
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... offence and it has never been the law that a person shall not be liable to be punished twice for the same act . However , in New Zealand , s . 359 ( 3 ) provides that in such a situation where death occurs after a previous trial ( i.e. ...
... offence and it has never been the law that a person shall not be liable to be punished twice for the same act . However , in New Zealand , s . 359 ( 3 ) provides that in such a situation where death occurs after a previous trial ( i.e. ...
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