The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 56
... Crown . To be strictly logical in this instance would shock the sentiment which dictated the maxim non bis in idem and and on which the plea of autrefois acquit is founded . When a man has once been through a criminal prosecution with ...
... Crown . To be strictly logical in this instance would shock the sentiment which dictated the maxim non bis in idem and and on which the plea of autrefois acquit is founded . When a man has once been through a criminal prosecution with ...
Page 83
... Crown through the agency of the Lunacy Office . As a rule adequate care is taken in determining the status of these persons , and their property is ordinarily managed with an anxious care to provide first for their own comfort ...
... Crown through the agency of the Lunacy Office . As a rule adequate care is taken in determining the status of these persons , and their property is ordinarily managed with an anxious care to provide first for their own comfort ...
Page 107
... Crown Counsel for the County Down . Sept. 25 . MOORE , William Henry , Esq . , Solicitor , Liverpool , aged 72 . Admitted 1835. Sept. 25 . NETHERSOLE , Henry Wordsworth , Esq . , Solicitor , aged 35 . Sept. 24 . PIGOTT , William , Esq ...
... Crown Counsel for the County Down . Sept. 25 . MOORE , William Henry , Esq . , Solicitor , Liverpool , aged 72 . Admitted 1835. Sept. 25 . NETHERSOLE , Henry Wordsworth , Esq . , Solicitor , aged 35 . Sept. 24 . PIGOTT , William , Esq ...
Page 131
... Crown Prosecutor , by whom the heinous crime of digging up old stones and old bones is charged against the luckless foreigner who has come to what he probably supposed to be a British colony or depen- dency , without a previous study of ...
... Crown Prosecutor , by whom the heinous crime of digging up old stones and old bones is charged against the luckless foreigner who has come to what he probably supposed to be a British colony or depen- dency , without a previous study of ...
Page 150
... Crown . How then is the case varied , merely because his treason lay concealed ? Condé and Turenne were both traitors , and Condé worse far than Churchill , since Condé fought at the head of the Spanish armies against his own ...
... Crown . How then is the case varied , merely because his treason lay concealed ? Condé and Turenne were both traitors , and Condé worse far than Churchill , since Condé fought at the head of the Spanish armies against his own ...
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