Parliamentary Papers, Volume 25H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... committed that becomes known to the police is probably much greater now , and moreover , the estimated population in 1857 was only 19,256,516 , whereas in 1925 it was 38,890,000 . The proportions that the indictable offences known to ...
... committed that becomes known to the police is probably much greater now , and moreover , the estimated population in 1857 was only 19,256,516 , whereas in 1925 it was 38,890,000 . The proportions that the indictable offences known to ...
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... committed . Now that Courts in passing sentence take into consideration , not only the offences charged against an accused , but also any other offences which he is willing to admit ( see below ) , accused persons often admit a whole ...
... committed . Now that Courts in passing sentence take into consideration , not only the offences charged against an accused , but also any other offences which he is willing to admit ( see below ) , accused persons often admit a whole ...
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... committed for trial at assizes or quarter sessions , and 231 ( mainly persons who absconded , insane persons removed to asylums , or persons in respect of whom proceedings were adjourned sine die ) were otherwise accounted for . Of the ...
... committed for trial at assizes or quarter sessions , and 231 ( mainly persons who absconded , insane persons removed to asylums , or persons in respect of whom proceedings were adjourned sine die ) were otherwise accounted for . Of the ...
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... committed could not be stated with any approach to accuracy . As regards non - indictable offences , therefore , the only available guide is the number of cases in which proceedings are taken . That number tends to fall and , unlike the ...
... committed could not be stated with any approach to accuracy . As regards non - indictable offences , therefore , the only available guide is the number of cases in which proceedings are taken . That number tends to fall and , unlike the ...
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... commit a person to prison forthwith in default of a fine , unless he has means to pay at once , or does not desire time to pay , or fails to satisfy the Court that he has a fixed abode within its jurisdiction ; or unless the Court , for ...
... commit a person to prison forthwith in default of a fine , unless he has means to pay at once , or does not desire time to pay , or fails to satisfy the Court that he has a fixed abode within its jurisdiction ; or unless the Court , for ...
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