Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... important questions of practice , and then he goes on to say , Once you a have done that you do not want any- thing more from the point of view of publication . " Do you agree with that ? -I have not any opinion about that as a Judge ...
... important questions of practice , and then he goes on to say , Once you a have done that you do not want any- thing more from the point of view of publication . " Do you agree with that ? -I have not any opinion about that as a Judge ...
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... important that the public should be informed as to the way in which justice is administered . It is for this Committee , I should think , to say to what extent that in- volves the publication of the summing- up of the Judge . 372. You ...
... important that the public should be informed as to the way in which justice is administered . It is for this Committee , I should think , to say to what extent that in- volves the publication of the summing- up of the Judge . 372. You ...
Page 39
... important as all that ? - Certainly . 391. Do you regard divorce cases and the acts associated with divorce as a legitimate matter of public interest which , in the public interest , it is necessary should be published ? —I think that ...
... important as all that ? - Certainly . 391. Do you regard divorce cases and the acts associated with divorce as a legitimate matter of public interest which , in the public interest , it is necessary should be published ? —I think that ...
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... important and very valuable one . I quite agree with that . the 483. Then in dealing with summing - up , if the summing - up is to be published in anything like detail , the very mischief may of necessity come into the print ; for the ...
... important and very valuable one . I quite agree with that . the 483. Then in dealing with summing - up , if the summing - up is to be published in anything like detail , the very mischief may of necessity come into the print ; for the ...
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... importance natur- ally to as much publicity as possible ? [ Continued . -I think that publicity is as im- portant in matrimonial cases as it is in criminal cases . I think you may draw a distinction perhaps in regard to the importance ...
... importance natur- ally to as much publicity as possible ? [ Continued . -I think that publicity is as im- portant in matrimonial cases as it is in criminal cases . I think you may draw a distinction perhaps in regard to the importance ...
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