The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 273
... trial versus the rights of the alleged offender to a fair and speedy trial ; the Court's right to prevent an abuse of its process and the procedure by which the Court can do that . It has become common for applica- tions to be made pre - ...
... trial versus the rights of the alleged offender to a fair and speedy trial ; the Court's right to prevent an abuse of its process and the procedure by which the Court can do that . It has become common for applica- tions to be made pre - ...
Page 387
... trial Judge had clearly emphasised the matter of convenience to the jury whereas the Court of Appeal confirmed that the important matter in a criminal trial is not the convenience of the jury or counsel or anybody else but justice to ...
... trial Judge had clearly emphasised the matter of convenience to the jury whereas the Court of Appeal confirmed that the important matter in a criminal trial is not the convenience of the jury or counsel or anybody else but justice to ...
Page 388
... trial process " . Of course , the more lively his activity , the more wary the Judge has to be of the pitfall . We would put it that he should avoid any appearance of tak- ing on an adversary role himself or of espousing a cause , but ...
... trial process " . Of course , the more lively his activity , the more wary the Judge has to be of the pitfall . We would put it that he should avoid any appearance of tak- ing on an adversary role himself or of espousing a cause , but ...
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