Parliamentary Papers, Volume 13H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 89
... post - conviction adjournment will be necessary in only a small proportion of cases . At present about 1 per cent . of cases at assizes are adjourned after conviction and before sentence and about 3 per cent . at quarter sessions other ...
... post - conviction adjournment will be necessary in only a small proportion of cases . At present about 1 per cent . of cases at assizes are adjourned after conviction and before sentence and about 3 per cent . at quarter sessions other ...
Page 91
... conviction , particularly in view of the objections of principle to indiscriminate pre - trial enquiries ; and that post - conviction adjournments would therefore become common . In our view this argument over - simplifies the position ...
... conviction , particularly in view of the objections of principle to indiscriminate pre - trial enquiries ; and that post - conviction adjournments would therefore become common . In our view this argument over - simplifies the position ...
Page 102
... post - conviction report should be based on the need for a probation report and not on the practicability of getting one during the sitting of the court . Our other recommendations1 will facilitate post - conviction adjournments in all ...
... post - conviction report should be based on the need for a probation report and not on the practicability of getting one during the sitting of the court . Our other recommendations1 will facilitate post - conviction adjournments in all ...
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Chapter | 5 |
The Federal Executive | 12 |
The Cadogan Committees conclusions | 3 |
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