The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 53Butterworths, 1978 - Law |
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Page 337
... Prosecutions ( who has no New Zealand counterpart ) may under s 2 ( 3 ) of the Prosecution of Offences Act 1908 take over summary proceedings from a private prosecutor and apply to the court for leave to withdraw them . But leave to ...
... Prosecutions ( who has no New Zealand counterpart ) may under s 2 ( 3 ) of the Prosecution of Offences Act 1908 take over summary proceedings from a private prosecutor and apply to the court for leave to withdraw them . But leave to ...
Page 437
... prosecutions against young male casual workers in some occupations at the rate of about one prosecution per year in respect of each 30 workers , and against graduate professionals lawyers , doctors , academics , at a rate of less than ...
... prosecutions against young male casual workers in some occupations at the rate of about one prosecution per year in respect of each 30 workers , and against graduate professionals lawyers , doctors , academics , at a rate of less than ...
Page 440
... prosecutor in selecting people for prosecution is one of enormous complexity , call- ing for the most refined judgment . It is horrify- ing to enlightened opinion that our prosecutors prosecute merely on the ground that the law has been ...
... prosecutor in selecting people for prosecution is one of enormous complexity , call- ing for the most refined judgment . It is horrify- ing to enlightened opinion that our prosecutors prosecute merely on the ground that the law has been ...
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Szakats A Law Practitioners as Parties | 15 |
CASE AND COMMENT | 19 |
Abortion and the Crimes Amendment | 41 |
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