The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... present such evidence . In New Zealand this is usually done by saying " I have considered two alternatives , first that the accused is the source of [ one of ] the mark [ s ] and secondly that a randomly selected New Zealander is the ...
... present such evidence . In New Zealand this is usually done by saying " I have considered two alternatives , first that the accused is the source of [ one of ] the mark [ s ] and secondly that a randomly selected New Zealander is the ...
Page 314
... present process for making appointments the best that is available in a constitutional democracy founded on the rule of law ? Certainly it is a process that is the subject of criticism on the grounds of its lack of transparency . It is ...
... present process for making appointments the best that is available in a constitutional democracy founded on the rule of law ? Certainly it is a process that is the subject of criticism on the grounds of its lack of transparency . It is ...
Page 318
... present system . That is the challenge and the standard , reformers must meet . CONCLUSION I said earlier , that the Attorney - General is reassessing the present system and what changes are desirable . The views expressed in this paper ...
... present system . That is the challenge and the standard , reformers must meet . CONCLUSION I said earlier , that the Attorney - General is reassessing the present system and what changes are desirable . The views expressed in this paper ...
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