The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 43
... appeal was heard after the revolution , the decree was first affirmed by the Lords Commissioners of the Great Seal and then by the House of Lords . It was thus made clear that the judgment was right . In conclusion , it may be said that ...
... appeal was heard after the revolution , the decree was first affirmed by the Lords Commissioners of the Great Seal and then by the House of Lords . It was thus made clear that the judgment was right . In conclusion , it may be said that ...
Page 49
... appeal to battle was actually made at the beginning of the nineteenth century in a trial for murder before the Lord Chief Justice ( Rex v . Thornton ) .1 The Justices of Assize do not appear suddenly , dei ex machina , to conduct trials ...
... appeal to battle was actually made at the beginning of the nineteenth century in a trial for murder before the Lord Chief Justice ( Rex v . Thornton ) .1 The Justices of Assize do not appear suddenly , dei ex machina , to conduct trials ...
Page 51
... appealed to ; the reeves of each district are to come with their forces to pursue the criminal , as the sheriff before the days of railways accompanied the king's judges from county border to county border . If , for the first time ...
... appealed to ; the reeves of each district are to come with their forces to pursue the criminal , as the sheriff before the days of railways accompanied the king's judges from county border to county border . If , for the first time ...
Page 58
... appealing to mob - law as the only means for the vindication of their rights . This noiseless and bloodless appeal to mob - law was the corner - stone of American liberty . When we glance through the pages of history , discoloured by ...
... appealing to mob - law as the only means for the vindication of their rights . This noiseless and bloodless appeal to mob - law was the corner - stone of American liberty . When we glance through the pages of history , discoloured by ...
Page 67
... appeal to emotional sympathy ; no hero worship in the attitude of the ordinary criminal before an English tribunal . Justice here is swift but fair , and its administration is an object - lesson to other countries . There is no need of ...
... appeal to emotional sympathy ; no hero worship in the attitude of the ordinary criminal before an English tribunal . Justice here is swift but fair , and its administration is an object - lesson to other countries . There is no need of ...
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