Parliamentary Papers, Volume 13H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 - Bills, Legislative |
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... period is about six weeks and the actual periods range up to three months and sometimes longer ; at assizes , which are normally held at unequal intervals three times a year for each county , the average is seven and a half weeks and ...
... period is about six weeks and the actual periods range up to three months and sometimes longer ; at assizes , which are normally held at unequal intervals three times a year for each county , the average is seven and a half weeks and ...
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... periods before trial . Nevertheless , it should be the aim at all types of court to keep the waiting period in every case as short as possible and those concerned should not be content merely to secure that the trial takes place within ...
... periods before trial . Nevertheless , it should be the aim at all types of court to keep the waiting period in every case as short as possible and those concerned should not be content merely to secure that the trial takes place within ...
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... period spent in custody as an unconvicted prisoner . At the present remission rate of one third on sentences of ... period . 253. In theory , the argument for the change also applies to the waiting period before a case leaves the ...
... period spent in custody as an unconvicted prisoner . At the present remission rate of one third on sentences of ... period . 253. In theory , the argument for the change also applies to the waiting period before a case leaves the ...
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Chapter | 5 |
The Federal Executive | 12 |
The Cadogan Committees conclusions | 3 |
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