The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 19Butterworths, 1943 - Law |
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Page 122
... called up for service in any of His Majesty's navel , military , or air forces , whether on voluntary onlistment or other- wise , and whether within New Zealand or elsewhere , and who when he was so called up was employed by his ...
... called up for service in any of His Majesty's navel , military , or air forces , whether on voluntary onlistment or other- wise , and whether within New Zealand or elsewhere , and who when he was so called up was employed by his ...
Page 129
... called , or nearly always called , to give the Court such assistance as it ought to have in considering the sentence to be passed on the convicted person . His Lordship went on to say that he thought the Court should enlarge a little on ...
... called , or nearly always called , to give the Court such assistance as it ought to have in considering the sentence to be passed on the convicted person . His Lordship went on to say that he thought the Court should enlarge a little on ...
Page 259
... called upon him to establish . He is not called upon to establish his innocence . In fine , the prosecution , to succeed , must always establish guilt ; and it fails if it leaves in the minds of the jury a reasonable doubt . To put it ...
... called upon him to establish . He is not called upon to establish his innocence . In fine , the prosecution , to succeed , must always establish guilt ; and it fails if it leaves in the minds of the jury a reasonable doubt . To put it ...
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