The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... guilt has been proved . That is the British system of justice . To - day we are rapidly adopting the French system . " The onus of proof in criminal procedure does not now absolutely rest upon the Crown . It is for the prisoner to ...
... guilt has been proved . That is the British system of justice . To - day we are rapidly adopting the French system . " The onus of proof in criminal procedure does not now absolutely rest upon the Crown . It is for the prisoner to ...
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... guilty rascal , why did you do it ? " Prisoner : " I love my mother , and will not hear you insult her son . " And so they go on , with violence , emotion , and sensation , until one or the other is exhausted , and the Court adjourns to ...
... guilty rascal , why did you do it ? " Prisoner : " I love my mother , and will not hear you insult her son . " And so they go on , with violence , emotion , and sensation , until one or the other is exhausted , and the Court adjourns to ...
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... guilty and convicted , when it takes him over for the purpose of punishment . Up to that point the prosecution is a game or legal duel , between the prosecutor and the prisoner , in which the judge is present merely to act as referee ...
... guilty and convicted , when it takes him over for the purpose of punishment . Up to that point the prosecution is a game or legal duel , between the prosecutor and the prisoner , in which the judge is present merely to act as referee ...
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... guilt , and every prisoner is presumed to be innocent until he is proved guilty , Continental procedure is based upon the contrary presumption , that the prisoner is guilty and it is for him to prove his innocence . The burden of proof ...
... guilt , and every prisoner is presumed to be innocent until he is proved guilty , Continental procedure is based upon the contrary presumption , that the prisoner is guilty and it is for him to prove his innocence . The burden of proof ...
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... guilt is the confession of the accused . ' Has he confessed ? ' is the Frenchman's first question when he hears a man is arrested . And , having been brought up in the belief that confession is the first duty of a criminal , he usually ...
... guilt is the confession of the accused . ' Has he confessed ? ' is the Frenchman's first question when he hears a man is arrested . And , having been brought up in the belief that confession is the first duty of a criminal , he usually ...
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