Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1929 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 37
... present during the taking of statements . 95. In most cases persons who are to be interviewed by the Police are allowed , if they so desire , to be accompanied by a friend or legal adviser . There is general agreement that , when- ever ...
... present during the taking of statements . 95. In most cases persons who are to be interviewed by the Police are allowed , if they so desire , to be accompanied by a friend or legal adviser . There is general agreement that , when- ever ...
Page 38
... present but the Police taking the statement and the deponent , and if any subsequent dispute arises as to the manner in which the statement was taken , it may be difficult to decide which of the two conflicting accounts of what took ...
... present but the Police taking the statement and the deponent , and if any subsequent dispute arises as to the manner in which the statement was taken , it may be difficult to decide which of the two conflicting accounts of what took ...
Page 47
... present at all . It is significant , how- ever , that none of the critics of the existing system have suggested any alternative method which would be more fair to persons put up for identification . 125. We are satisfied that the present ...
... present at all . It is significant , how- ever , that none of the critics of the existing system have suggested any alternative method which would be more fair to persons put up for identification . 125. We are satisfied that the present ...
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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