The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... rule of evidence , dear to the heart of an English lawyer , is violated . Hearsay evidence to the fourth or fifth degree is admitted . The prisoner is " interrogated " both publicly and privately . The whole crime is " reconstructed ...
... rule of evidence , dear to the heart of an English lawyer , is violated . Hearsay evidence to the fourth or fifth degree is admitted . The prisoner is " interrogated " both publicly and privately . The whole crime is " reconstructed ...
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... rules which relate specially to the administration of the Criminal law and which demand a passing notice . Although the Law of Evidence appears very bulky in our law books , it really depends upon the application of comparatively few ...
... rules which relate specially to the administration of the Criminal law and which demand a passing notice . Although the Law of Evidence appears very bulky in our law books , it really depends upon the application of comparatively few ...
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... rules date back before the Commonwealth . It shares with the Law of Contract the credit of being our most modern and typically English branch of law . It forms part and parcel of the jury system from which it cannot be separated . Also ...
... rules date back before the Commonwealth . It shares with the Law of Contract the credit of being our most modern and typically English branch of law . It forms part and parcel of the jury system from which it cannot be separated . Also ...
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... 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 , it is said ...
... 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 , it is said ...
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... rule , of 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 ...
... rule , of 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 ...
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