The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... prosecution demand the serious con sideration of the public . " Mr. Sims then proceeds to deal with the special facts and circumstances of that particular case , into which there is no need to follow him . They were , no doubt , put in ...
... prosecution demand the serious con sideration of the public . " Mr. Sims then proceeds to deal with the special facts and circumstances of that particular case , into which there is no need to follow him . They were , no doubt , put in ...
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... prosecutor , it does not interfere until the prisoner is found 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 ...
... prosecutor , it does not interfere until the prisoner is found 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 ...
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... prosecution . It is only fair to say that the prisoner and his counsel naturally adopt the same methods as the prosecution . Every argu- ment of whatever kind , every form of vituperation , every appeal to prejudice , sentiment and ...
... prosecution . It is only fair to say that the prisoner and his counsel naturally adopt the same methods as the prosecution . Every argu- ment of whatever kind , every form of vituperation , every appeal to prejudice , sentiment and ...
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... prosecution and witnesses for the defence are not called in due order , but are all called indiscriminately , “ in alternate layers of for and against , " sandwiched in between so to say — indeed the terms witnesses for the prosecution ...
... prosecution and witnesses for the defence are not called in due order , but are all called indiscriminately , “ in alternate layers of for and against , " sandwiched in between so to say — indeed the terms witnesses for the prosecution ...
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... prosecution is sometimes called on to prove negative averments - e . g . , in false pretences . In addition to this , however , a much stronger degree of proof is necessary in order to obtain a conviction for a crime than to obtain a ...
... prosecution is sometimes called on to prove negative averments - e . g . , in false pretences . In addition to this , however , a much stronger degree of proof is necessary in order to obtain a conviction for a crime than to obtain a ...
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