The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2001 - Law |
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... apply to offences for which the maximum penalty is imprisonment for a term of 14 years or more . The Commission recom- mends that the ability of the accused to apply for trial by Judge alone should be extended to all crimes , including ...
... apply to offences for which the maximum penalty is imprisonment for a term of 14 years or more . The Commission recom- mends that the ability of the accused to apply for trial by Judge alone should be extended to all crimes , including ...
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... apply to Judge after Judge , if such rule ever existed , is given its quietus , the new appeal right being an adequate re- placement . The provisions prohibiting rearrest following a successful habeas corpus application on the same ...
... apply to Judge after Judge , if such rule ever existed , is given its quietus , the new appeal right being an adequate re- placement . The provisions prohibiting rearrest following a successful habeas corpus application on the same ...
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... apply . This less - than - charitable response does not sit well with the FEC's recommendation that the Revenue exercise a greater degree of flexibility when applying shortfall penalties . The government's response to the call for ...
... apply . This less - than - charitable response does not sit well with the FEC's recommendation that the Revenue exercise a greater degree of flexibility when applying shortfall penalties . The government's response to the call for ...
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