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... ( noted in [ 1979 ] BCL para 782 ) ; riotous damage as an act of civil disobedience which demonstrates a contempt for the law and the democratic rights of other citizens : eg R v Howe [ 1982 ] 1 NZLR 618 ; dangerous driving committed in ...
... ( noted in [ 1979 ] BCL para 782 ) ; riotous damage as an act of civil disobedience which demonstrates a contempt for the law and the democratic rights of other citizens : eg R v Howe [ 1982 ] 1 NZLR 618 ; dangerous driving committed in ...
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... ( noted in [ 1983 ] BCL para 728 ) the Court refused to reduce a sentence of six months imprisonment imposed upon pregnant woman convicted of wilfully ill - treating a foster child . Whether the anticipated delivery date of this , her ...
... ( noted in [ 1983 ] BCL para 728 ) the Court refused to reduce a sentence of six months imprisonment imposed upon pregnant woman convicted of wilfully ill - treating a foster child . Whether the anticipated delivery date of this , her ...
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... ( noted in [ 1983 ] BCL para 1183 ) . The fact that an offender has elected to assist the police by naming his accomplices has long been recognised as a mitigating factor . In R v James and Sharman ( 1913 ) 9 Cr App R 142 the English ...
... ( noted in [ 1983 ] BCL para 1183 ) . The fact that an offender has elected to assist the police by naming his accomplices has long been recognised as a mitigating factor . In R v James and Sharman ( 1913 ) 9 Cr App R 142 the English ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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