The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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... criminal and disciplinary proceedings being brought in cases of death ) . Double punishment Can a practitioner who is punished in one proceeding then have other proceedings brought against him or her , such as disciplinary proceedings ...
... criminal and disciplinary proceedings being brought in cases of death ) . Double punishment Can a practitioner who is punished in one proceeding then have other proceedings brought against him or her , such as disciplinary proceedings ...
Page 157
... Criminal Law : Philosophical Foundations " which is ap- WHERE DO WE START ? That leads on to the final and most significant reason given by the Court of Appeal in Wilson for finding that W's act was not criminal . While recognising that ...
... Criminal Law : Philosophical Foundations " which is ap- WHERE DO WE START ? That leads on to the final and most significant reason given by the Court of Appeal in Wilson for finding that W's act was not criminal . While recognising that ...
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... criminal charge . Such practices may very well increase rather than reduce the risk of liability . Secondly , in the absence of a " lawful excuse ” , a doctor who practises defensive medicine by withholding an essential service from a ...
... criminal charge . Such practices may very well increase rather than reduce the risk of liability . Secondly , in the absence of a " lawful excuse ” , a doctor who practises defensive medicine by withholding an essential service from a ...
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