The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1992 - Law |
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Page 33
... Criminal Code . It would be useful for such a Code also to include procedural guidance on the application of the Judges ' Rules . The inclusion of such rules within an evidence Code could well be given the unsatisfactory , purpose of ...
... Criminal Code . It would be useful for such a Code also to include procedural guidance on the application of the Judges ' Rules . The inclusion of such rules within an evidence Code could well be given the unsatisfactory , purpose of ...
Page 275
... criminal contempt is demonstrably inadequate to deal with the modern- day phenomenon of aggressive media reporting of crime and criminal investigations . As has been seen , while many of the more flagrant abuses already discussed are in ...
... criminal contempt is demonstrably inadequate to deal with the modern- day phenomenon of aggressive media reporting of crime and criminal investigations . As has been seen , while many of the more flagrant abuses already discussed are in ...
Page 423
... criminal law however stands apart in that it also represents and protects societal interests . A central aspect of our criminal justice system is the public nature of the process by which an offender is declared to have engaged in some ...
... criminal law however stands apart in that it also represents and protects societal interests . A central aspect of our criminal justice system is the public nature of the process by which an offender is declared to have engaged in some ...
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