The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 41Butterworths, 1965 - Law |
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Page 149
... Judge , in the nature of a Recorder . I recognise however that in a community the size of New Zealand's , and with ... Judge and practising part - time as an advocate . 3. Accepting as I do , therefore , that the officer presiding in the ...
... Judge , in the nature of a Recorder . I recognise however that in a community the size of New Zealand's , and with ... Judge and practising part - time as an advocate . 3. Accepting as I do , therefore , that the officer presiding in the ...
Page 266
... Judge , and if he goes wrong , you can always go to the Court of Appeal . But as for a jury , you never know what ... Judge alone . That is why jury trials have declined . ” In His Lordship goes to some lengths to point out the ...
... Judge , and if he goes wrong , you can always go to the Court of Appeal . But as for a jury , you never know what ... Judge alone . That is why jury trials have declined . ” In His Lordship goes to some lengths to point out the ...
Page 334
... Judge did even better . The story comes from the reminiscences of Mr James H. Mathers who , before becoming a Judge , practised as a county attorney in Oklahoma when it was still a paradise for outlaws and guns were just as much ...
... Judge did even better . The story comes from the reminiscences of Mr James H. Mathers who , before becoming a Judge , practised as a county attorney in Oklahoma when it was still a paradise for outlaws and guns were just as much ...
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