The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 34
... of these distinguished services that the Law Officers of the Crown were induced to entrust to him the preparation of the measure presented to Parlia- ment . That the work undertaken by this eminent jurist 34 THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE .
... of these distinguished services that the Law Officers of the Crown were induced to entrust to him the preparation of the measure presented to Parlia- ment . That the work undertaken by this eminent jurist 34 THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE .
Page 36
... Crown Cases Reserved decided by a majority of one , that an offence committed within the three - mile zone of the English coast is not subject to the Sir Fitzjames Stephen has altered his mind since he published his " General View of ...
... Crown Cases Reserved decided by a majority of one , that an offence committed within the three - mile zone of the English coast is not subject to the Sir Fitzjames Stephen has altered his mind since he published his " General View of ...
Page 42
... the person on the high seas . To enter upon a comparison of existing legislation with the modifications proposed in Hale's " Pleas of the Crown , " p . 621 . this portion of the Code would not , it is 42 THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE .
... the person on the high seas . To enter upon a comparison of existing legislation with the modifications proposed in Hale's " Pleas of the Crown , " p . 621 . this portion of the Code would not , it is 42 THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE .
Page 50
... Crown , but no questions may be directed to matters affecting the defendant's credit or character . After the cross - examination is concluded the defendant may be re- examined , or make any explanation he chooses . He can- not ...
... Crown , but no questions may be directed to matters affecting the defendant's credit or character . After the cross - examination is concluded the defendant may be re- examined , or make any explanation he chooses . He can- not ...
Page 55
... Crown is invoked by popular clamour . Now it is in the highest degree impolitic that the public should have occasion to intermeddle with the administra- tion of justice , for it must obviously derogate from the respect which is due to ...
... Crown is invoked by popular clamour . Now it is in the highest degree impolitic that the public should have occasion to intermeddle with the administra- tion of justice , for it must obviously derogate from the respect which is due to ...
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