Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1929 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 48
... accused in two separate parades , one of which would not contain the accused person . There are certain obvious objections to this proposal , particularly in view of the difficulties already experienced in persuading suitable persons to ...
... accused in two separate parades , one of which would not contain the accused person . There are certain obvious objections to this proposal , particularly in view of the difficulties already experienced in persuading suitable persons to ...
Page 145
... accused should be placed among persons who are as far as possible of the same age , height , general appearance and position in life . ( iv ) The accused should be allowed to select his own position in the line , and should be expressly ...
... accused should be placed among persons who are as far as possible of the same age , height , general appearance and position in life . ( iv ) The accused should be allowed to select his own position in the line , and should be expressly ...
Page 147
... accused . Neither Judge , magistrate nor juryman , can interrogate an accused person - unless he tenders himself as a witness , or require him to answer questions tending to incriminate himself . Much less , then , ought a constable to ...
... accused . Neither Judge , magistrate nor juryman , can interrogate an accused person - unless he tenders himself as a witness , or require him to answer questions tending to incriminate himself . Much less , then , ought a constable to ...
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Reports by H M Inspectors of Constabulary | 3 |
The Judges Rules | 69 |
Duties and Difficulties of the Police in Dealing | 76 |
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