The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 38Butterworths, 1962 - Law |
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... defendant should be allowed only one appeal to a higher court . It was also suggested that ex- cept for such serious matters as drunk driving , traffic cases should be handled ad- ministratively , allowing pleas by mail and eliminating ...
... defendant should be allowed only one appeal to a higher court . It was also suggested that ex- cept for such serious matters as drunk driving , traffic cases should be handled ad- ministratively , allowing pleas by mail and eliminating ...
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