Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1929 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 130
... consider that a distinction should be drawn between the methods employed by the Police in the taking of statements from witnesses , or generally in conducting enquiries , ( i ) where a serious crime has been committed or is apprehended ...
... consider that a distinction should be drawn between the methods employed by the Police in the taking of statements from witnesses , or generally in conducting enquiries , ( i ) where a serious crime has been committed or is apprehended ...
Page 136
... consider that further steps are necessary to ensure the presence of friends or legal advisers of witnesses during the taking of statements , or to inform suspected persons , or persons in custody , of their rights of consultation with ...
... consider that further steps are necessary to ensure the presence of friends or legal advisers of witnesses during the taking of statements , or to inform suspected persons , or persons in custody , of their rights of consultation with ...
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... consider before issuing a Warrant of Commitment to prison . Although it is open to any persons who have been given time to pay to make further representations to the Courts , many of them , especially young lads , either because they do ...
... consider before issuing a Warrant of Commitment to prison . Although it is open to any persons who have been given time to pay to make further representations to the Courts , many of them , especially young lads , either because they do ...
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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