The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 53Butterworths, 1978 - Law |
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Page 68
... criminal , by means of a promise that he will not inform the police of B's crime . A there after informs the police . Has A obtained the property by means of a false pretence ? Two aspects of the problem There are two aspects of the ...
... criminal , by means of a promise that he will not inform the police of B's crime . A there after informs the police . Has A obtained the property by means of a false pretence ? Two aspects of the problem There are two aspects of the ...
Page 97
... criminal libel This is the most important of the Committee's recommendations . Prosecutions for criminal libel have always been unpopular with juries and the provisions of ss 211-6 of the Crimes Act 1961 are rarely invoked . The ...
... criminal libel This is the most important of the Committee's recommendations . Prosecutions for criminal libel have always been unpopular with juries and the provisions of ss 211-6 of the Crimes Act 1961 are rarely invoked . The ...
Page 166
... criminal law fulfil the same functions , thus criminal punishments may serve to appease the victim , ensure a degree of justice be- tween the victim and the convicted , deter , and even compensate ( ao ) . The fact that citizens can ...
... criminal law fulfil the same functions , thus criminal punishments may serve to appease the victim , ensure a degree of justice be- tween the victim and the convicted , deter , and even compensate ( ao ) . The fact that citizens can ...
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Szakats A Law Practitioners as Parties | 15 |
CASE AND COMMENT | 19 |
Abortion and the Crimes Amendment | 41 |
Copyright | |
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