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Page 34
... evidence may be less likely to be believed and this may have a bad effect on your case in general . This amounts to a warning of the dire results which may follow a failure to co - operate with the police . It is another aspect of the ...
... evidence may be less likely to be believed and this may have a bad effect on your case in general . This amounts to a warning of the dire results which may follow a failure to co - operate with the police . It is another aspect of the ...
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... evidence . " Our combined experience convinces us that if these criminals are escaping justice , it is not mainly because of their ability to manipulate the rules of evidence . If the evidence is clear and reliable juries are very ready ...
... evidence . " Our combined experience convinces us that if these criminals are escaping justice , it is not mainly because of their ability to manipulate the rules of evidence . If the evidence is clear and reliable juries are very ready ...
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... Evidence ( General ) " ( Cmnd . 4991 ) must re- ceive full and careful consideration before there is a decision to introduce this or any other draft Criminal Evidence Bill on the subject . The re- commendations include restricting the ...
... Evidence ( General ) " ( Cmnd . 4991 ) must re- ceive full and careful consideration before there is a decision to introduce this or any other draft Criminal Evidence Bill on the subject . The re- commendations include restricting the ...
Contents
To Bail or not to Bail | 21 |
A LessThanSupreme Court?A | 31 |
Partnerships and Taxation of the Family | 43 |
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