The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... find the prisoner guilty but " with extenuating circumstances , " the effect of which is to mitigate the penalty , e.g. , it takes away capital punishment in cases of murder . There is also in France a body which corresponds roughly to ...
... find the prisoner guilty but " with extenuating circumstances , " the effect of which is to mitigate the penalty , e.g. , it takes away capital punishment in cases of murder . There is also in France a body which corresponds roughly to ...
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... " are words that could find no place in a report of an English criminal trial . A Continental criminal trial consists of a series of such dramatic incidents ; an English criminal trial consists of CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE . 7.
... " are words that could find no place in a report of an English criminal trial . A Continental criminal trial consists of a series of such dramatic incidents ; an English criminal trial consists of CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE . 7.
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... find him guilty , without calling on the prisoner to make any reply . To this rule , however , there is one exception which comes into play very frequently . It is known as the " doctrine of recent possession , " though this , CRIMINAL ...
... find him guilty , without calling on the prisoner to make any reply . To this rule , however , there is one exception which comes into play very frequently . It is known as the " doctrine of recent possession , " though this , CRIMINAL ...
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... find in this way that he has committed a criminal offence ; and the answers which he has given under compulsion may be used against him on a prosecution which is sometimes directed or suggested by the judge . It should , I think , be ...
... find in this way that he has committed a criminal offence ; and the answers which he has given under compulsion may be used against him on a prosecution which is sometimes directed or suggested by the judge . It should , I think , be ...
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... find one who was ac- quainted with the regulation for the avenging of blood in his own country . Yet the appeal to battle was actually made at the beginning of the nineteenth century in a trial for murder before the Lord Chief Justice ...
... find one who was ac- quainted with the regulation for the avenging of blood in his own country . Yet the appeal to battle was actually made at the beginning of the nineteenth century in a trial for murder before the Lord Chief Justice ...
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