The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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... Each of these maxims requires some explanation or limita- tion . The first opens up the whole question of relevancy . The standard of legal relevance , particularly in criminal cases CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE . II 250.
... Each of these maxims requires some explanation or limita- tion . The first opens up the whole question of relevancy . The standard of legal relevance , particularly in criminal cases CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE . II 250.
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... tion in favour of a prisoner's innocence , and the fact that the burden of proof rests on the prosecution . A prisoner , it has been said , is entitled " to maintain a sullen silence ; " and if the evidence produced against him is so ...
... tion in favour of a prisoner's innocence , and the fact that the burden of proof rests on the prosecution . A prisoner , it has been said , is entitled " to maintain a sullen silence ; " and if the evidence produced against him is so ...
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... tion is often required in order to find out whether the offer is a reasonable one . This investigation should , I apprehend , be made by an officer of the Court to whom this duty was entrusted , and the result of his inquiries should be ...
... tion is often required in order to find out whether the offer is a reasonable one . This investigation should , I apprehend , be made by an officer of the Court to whom this duty was entrusted , and the result of his inquiries should be ...
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... tion - giving the claimant an opportunity of amendment if the claim as originally furnished was defective . This is the ordinary practice in Ireland where the decision of the officer - the chief registrar , chief clerk THE LAW OF ...
... tion - giving the claimant an opportunity of amendment if the claim as originally furnished was defective . This is the ordinary practice in Ireland where the decision of the officer - the chief registrar , chief clerk THE LAW OF ...
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... tion for the slain , and a war indemnity ; the man who makes public or private war , more especially in the form of a sudden raid , is " out of the peace . " In a battle with Ethelred , king of the Mercians , an Earl declares that a ...
... tion for the slain , and a war indemnity ; the man who makes public or private war , more especially in the form of a sudden raid , is " out of the peace . " In a battle with Ethelred , king of the Mercians , an Earl declares that a ...
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