The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 129
... Courts of Appeal are amply provided from the lowest to the highest Court in this realm . But in Criminal Courts , where the honour , liberty and life of the citizens are often decided , there is , in England , as a rule , no right of ...
... Courts of Appeal are amply provided from the lowest to the highest Court in this realm . But in Criminal Courts , where the honour , liberty and life of the citizens are often decided , there is , in England , as a rule , no right of ...
Page 130
... Court in a case of life and death ? 7. Pardon by the Royal Prerogative . - The power to pardon offenders is usually ... Court of Appeal , and over - rides the ordinary Courts of the State ; and if it acts arbitrarily , it acts ...
... Court in a case of life and death ? 7. Pardon by the Royal Prerogative . - The power to pardon offenders is usually ... Court of Appeal , and over - rides the ordinary Courts of the State ; and if it acts arbitrarily , it acts ...
Page 133
... Courts to the High Court of Justice , and should be brought under review by a simple and inexpensive procedure . Finally , I would refer to the Criminal Law and Pro- cedure Reforms which I suggested in this Review in May , 1878 ...
... Courts to the High Court of Justice , and should be brought under review by a simple and inexpensive procedure . Finally , I would refer to the Criminal Law and Pro- cedure Reforms which I suggested in this Review in May , 1878 ...
Page 134
... Court is anything done , when an action , cause , proceeding , or matter is pending in Court , which has a tendency to obstruct or interfere with the ordinary course of justice , or to prejudice the trial . ‡ Such an act would generally ...
... Court is anything done , when an action , cause , proceeding , or matter is pending in Court , which has a tendency to obstruct or interfere with the ordinary course of justice , or to prejudice the trial . ‡ Such an act would generally ...
Page 135
... Court , or by an insult offered to him , and through him to the dignity of the Court ; but the object and reason of the process and jurisdiction is to preserve the proceedings of the Court from being misrepresented , to prevent ...
... Court , or by an insult offered to him , and through him to the dignity of the Court ; but the object and reason of the process and jurisdiction is to preserve the proceedings of the Court from being misrepresented , to prevent ...
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