The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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... criminal process to victims of crime . This , in brief terms , is the stance taken by the British organisation Victim Support , and there are many arguments in its favour . There is much to be said in favour of many of the initiatives ...
... criminal process to victims of crime . This , in brief terms , is the stance taken by the British organisation Victim Support , and there are many arguments in its favour . There is much to be said in favour of many of the initiatives ...
Page 134
... criminal sphere . Some may wonder what has the criminal law to do with electronic commerce ? Isn't it the civil law , and such items as agreement on Electronic Signatures , that really matter ? But civil law alone is inadequate to ...
... criminal sphere . Some may wonder what has the criminal law to do with electronic commerce ? Isn't it the civil law , and such items as agreement on Electronic Signatures , that really matter ? But civil law alone is inadequate to ...
Page 329
... criminal conviction is considered unsafe it may be considered by the Criminal Cases Review Commission and referred to a Court for reconsideration . The English Courts are empowered under s 51 of the Supreme Court Act 1981 to make wasted ...
... criminal conviction is considered unsafe it may be considered by the Criminal Cases Review Commission and referred to a Court for reconsideration . The English Courts are empowered under s 51 of the Supreme Court Act 1981 to make wasted ...
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