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Page 333
... Judge Beattie was that the jury had presumably decided that there was a reasonable doubt that Judge Beattie had been honest . But the ground for dismissal is " misbehaviour " not criminality . Several commentators have opined that there ...
... Judge Beattie was that the jury had presumably decided that there was a reasonable doubt that Judge Beattie had been honest . But the ground for dismissal is " misbehaviour " not criminality . Several commentators have opined that there ...
Page 334
... Judge and makes a decision . Provided that the Lord Chancellor has made a genuine inquiry , has given the Judge the opportunity to be heard and there is some plausible evidence and grounds on which the decision could be made , the ...
... Judge and makes a decision . Provided that the Lord Chancellor has made a genuine inquiry , has given the Judge the opportunity to be heard and there is some plausible evidence and grounds on which the decision could be made , the ...
Page 388
... Judge is entitled , provided that he avoids de- scending into the arena , to engage in what was called by Jeffries J in McClean v Ministry of Transport Auckland M722 / 83 , 16 September 1983 , " a lively and active participa- tion in ...
... Judge is entitled , provided that he avoids de- scending into the arena , to engage in what was called by Jeffries J in McClean v Ministry of Transport Auckland M722 / 83 , 16 September 1983 , " a lively and active participa- tion in ...
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