Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1929 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 28
... caution " has little or no effect - whatever its form or whenever it is adminis tered . The case of a new offender may be somewhat different , and we have been given to understand that men and women are apt to react differently to a caution ...
... caution " has little or no effect - whatever its form or whenever it is adminis tered . The case of a new offender may be somewhat different , and we have been given to understand that men and women are apt to react differently to a caution ...
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... caution should be given to everyone alike . Moreover , to prescribe that the caution should be administered only to a suspect would entail , in many cases , that the incriminating statement which caused the suspicion would have been ...
... caution should be given to everyone alike . Moreover , to prescribe that the caution should be administered only to a suspect would entail , in many cases , that the incriminating statement which caused the suspicion would have been ...
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... caution , which appears to be inferred from Rule ( 3 ) . 189. Another difficulty seems to arise from the use in Rule ... caution also appear to have given rise to doubts . Rule ( 2 ) says that a Police officer who has made up his mind to ...
... caution , which appears to be inferred from Rule ( 3 ) . 189. Another difficulty seems to arise from the use in Rule ... caution also appear to have given rise to doubts . Rule ( 2 ) says that a Police officer who has made up his mind to ...
Contents
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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