The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... course , to Mr. George R. Sims , whose powerful advocacy of the cause of Mr. Adolf Beck not only resulted in the establishment of his innocence , but also contributed not a little to the establishment of the Court of Criminal Appeal.1 ...
... course , to Mr. George R. Sims , whose powerful advocacy of the cause of Mr. Adolf Beck not only resulted in the establishment of his innocence , but also contributed not a little to the establishment of the Court of Criminal Appeal.1 ...
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... course , is evidence everywhere , but everybody knows that false confessions of crime are not rare ; therefore , in English law even a confession requires confirmation . In this case the confession is disputed . " It is not pretended ...
... course , is evidence everywhere , but everybody knows that false confessions of crime are not rare ; therefore , in English law even a confession requires confirmation . In this case the confession is disputed . " It is not pretended ...
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... course of conduct , e.g. , the habitual receipt of stolen property , or practice of some particular form of fraud , & c . See Rex v . Ball ( L. R. [ 1911 ] , A. C. 47. ) As to the second maxim , it has now sunk to an alto- gether ...
... course of conduct , e.g. , the habitual receipt of stolen property , or practice of some particular form of fraud , & c . See Rex v . Ball ( L. R. [ 1911 ] , A. C. 47. ) As to the second maxim , it has now sunk to an alto- gether ...
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... course , there are many exceptions . The last of the four maxims is really not so much a rule of evidence in itself , as a great principle of our law based on common fairness . With it . may be bracketed a similar maxim , that no man ...
... course , there are many exceptions . The last of the four maxims is really not so much a rule of evidence in itself , as a great principle of our law based on common fairness . With it . may be bracketed a similar maxim , that no man ...
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... course , likewise , I think no objection can be made on principle . But some investiga- tion is often required in order to find out whether the offer is a reasonable one . This investigation should , I apprehend , be made by an officer ...
... course , likewise , I think no objection can be made on principle . But some investiga- tion is often required in order to find out whether the offer is a reasonable one . This investigation should , I apprehend , be made by an officer ...
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