The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... institutions , and it was afterwards copied by other count- ries . The jury on the Continent , however , is an exotic , and is employed only in criminal cases . The jurors ( messieurs les jurés ) give their verdict by a majority , as in ...
... institutions , and it was afterwards copied by other count- ries . The jury on the Continent , however , is an exotic , and is employed only in criminal cases . The jurors ( messieurs les jurés ) give their verdict by a majority , as in ...
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... institution and its alteration from time to time might be interesting , but would be of little importance . The general principles are pretty well established , though not perhaps very carefully defined . If any one thinks that they ...
... institution and its alteration from time to time might be interesting , but would be of little importance . The general principles are pretty well established , though not perhaps very carefully defined . If any one thinks that they ...
Page 76
... institutions ; the separation of judicial power from administrative ; the independence and irremovability of judges ; trial by jury in criminal cases ; and the Bar . II . The Judicial Statutes constituted the Bar a self - governing ...
... institutions ; the separation of judicial power from administrative ; the independence and irremovability of judges ; trial by jury in criminal cases ; and the Bar . II . The Judicial Statutes constituted the Bar a self - governing ...
Page 85
... institution of the jury as representing the public in 1 In the year 1908 in the Criminal Court of Moscow , out of 3,768 persons tried , more than half , i.e. 2,082 , were acquitted . the affairs of the State was always hateful to the ...
... institution of the jury as representing the public in 1 In the year 1908 in the Criminal Court of Moscow , out of 3,768 persons tried , more than half , i.e. 2,082 , were acquitted . the affairs of the State was always hateful to the ...
Page 96
... institution so took the fancy of the Conference , that it referred to itself thenceforward in confidential moments as dèr ganz Zadruga ! Dr. Rusztem Vambéry ( Pesth ) gave a paper on the Protection 96 CURRENT NOTES ON INTERNATIONAL LAW ...
... institution so took the fancy of the Conference , that it referred to itself thenceforward in confidential moments as dèr ganz Zadruga ! Dr. Rusztem Vambéry ( Pesth ) gave a paper on the Protection 96 CURRENT NOTES ON INTERNATIONAL LAW ...
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