Parliamentary Papers, Volume 13H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 45
... towns are visited in turn and assizes are not normally held simultaneously at different towns on the same circuit . Members of the Bar who practise at assizes belong to one , but only one , of the seven circuits , with the result that ...
... towns are visited in turn and assizes are not normally held simultaneously at different towns on the same circuit . Members of the Bar who practise at assizes belong to one , but only one , of the seven circuits , with the result that ...
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... towns on the same circuit . 146. In our view the best solution is to take the busier towns on each circuit and regroup them in " special " judge - itineraries of sufficient number to ensure that enough judge - time is available ...
... towns on the same circuit . 146. In our view the best solution is to take the busier towns on each circuit and regroup them in " special " judge - itineraries of sufficient number to ensure that enough judge - time is available ...
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... towns a supplementary assize will be needed . Probably experience will show that certain towns such as Birmingham and Leeds regularly need one , and that the judges should go regularly to certain towns and then to others where there is ...
... towns a supplementary assize will be needed . Probably experience will show that certain towns such as Birmingham and Leeds regularly need one , and that the judges should go regularly to certain towns and then to others where there is ...
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The Federal Executive | 12 |
The Cadogan Committees conclusions | 3 |
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