The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... effect upon the mind of the Home Secretary in inducing him to grant a reprieve . But if these charges are true , they do undoubtedly constitute a very grave public danger . Without , however , enquiring into the truth or otherwise of ...
... effect upon the mind of the Home Secretary in inducing him to grant a reprieve . But if these charges are true , they do undoubtedly constitute a very grave public danger . Without , however , enquiring into the truth or otherwise of ...
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... 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 our Grand Jury , viz .: la chambre des mises en accusation . In 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 our Grand Jury , viz .: la chambre des mises en accusation . In the ...
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... a man is arrested . And , having been brought up in the belief that confession is the first duty of a criminal , he usually has . ” ( Ib . , p . 228. ) The effect of such evidence , as Mr. Stevens points CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE . 9.
... a man is arrested . And , having been brought up in the belief that confession is the first duty of a criminal , he usually has . ” ( Ib . , p . 228. ) The effect of such evidence , as Mr. Stevens points CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE . 9.
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... effect of their evidence ; and that they give their evidence as they think fit , in narrative form , without check , and not in answer to questions , and it will be seen how vastly the French method of procedure differs from ours ...
... effect of their evidence ; and that they give their evidence as they think fit , in narrative form , without check , and not in answer to questions , and it will be seen how vastly the French method of procedure differs from ours ...
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... effect of this rule is that ( with some exceptions ) evidence of the prisoner's past offences ( if any ) is excluded until after the jury has given its verdict , when it is admitted only to guide the judge in passing sentence . A man ...
... effect of this rule is that ( with some exceptions ) evidence of the prisoner's past offences ( if any ) is excluded until after the jury has given its verdict , when it is admitted only to guide the judge in passing sentence . A man ...
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