The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 28Butterworths, 1952 - Law |
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Page 220
... statements , and nothing should be said or done by the Police to invite & reply . If the person charged desires to make a statement in reply , the usual caution should be administered . 9. Any statement made in accordance with the above ...
... statements , and nothing should be said or done by the Police to invite & reply . If the person charged desires to make a statement in reply , the usual caution should be administered . 9. Any statement made in accordance with the above ...
Page 306
... statement of the witnesses against him . The learned Baron interrupted him , saying : You have no right to make such an observation . The prisoner might make his own statement in explanation or contradiction of the evidence against him ...
... statement of the witnesses against him . The learned Baron interrupted him , saying : You have no right to make such an observation . The prisoner might make his own statement in explanation or contradiction of the evidence against him ...
Page 307
... statement proposed . What was primarily involved in the appeal was . the question of whether or not R. v . Millhouse was a precedent which ought to be followed in New Zealand at the present time . The judgment went on to say that that ...
... statement proposed . What was primarily involved in the appeal was . the question of whether or not R. v . Millhouse was a precedent which ought to be followed in New Zealand at the present time . The judgment went on to say that that ...
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