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Page 101
... justice that sometimes happen in the effort to secure it , are well known . The law officers and their representatives , therefore , seldom appear as prosecutors without having their privilege challenged , and at least a protest entered ...
... justice that sometimes happen in the effort to secure it , are well known . The law officers and their representatives , therefore , seldom appear as prosecutors without having their privilege challenged , and at least a protest entered ...
Page 102
... Justice Byles , have restricted it to the Attorney - General of England in person , and declined to accord it to the Attorney - General of the County Palatine of Lancaster - even when prosecut- ing within that County . In former times ...
... Justice Byles , have restricted it to the Attorney - General of England in person , and declined to accord it to the Attorney - General of the County Palatine of Lancaster - even when prosecut- ing within that County . In former times ...
Page 108
... justice , unless we have something like a Procurator Fiscal , such as exists in Scotland , who is responsible for all prose- cutions . No one could , of course , object to the State being relieved of its duty by means of voluntary ...
... justice , unless we have something like a Procurator Fiscal , such as exists in Scotland , who is responsible for all prose- cutions . No one could , of course , object to the State being relieved of its duty by means of voluntary ...
Page 109
... Justice Stephen's General View of the Criminal Law ) . The ordeal among the Anglo - Saxons , and the appeal of the Normans , were to all intents and purposes private lawsuits ; and there being no public officer whose duty it was to ...
... Justice Stephen's General View of the Criminal Law ) . The ordeal among the Anglo - Saxons , and the appeal of the Normans , were to all intents and purposes private lawsuits ; and there being no public officer whose duty it was to ...
Page 117
... justice done . " " It must be supposed the best method of obtaining justice . " It is the King's interest to obtain im- partial justice . " But this claim of Mr. Attorney - General , my Lord , absurdly supposes the contrary , and that ...
... justice done . " " It must be supposed the best method of obtaining justice . " It is the King's interest to obtain im- partial justice . " But this claim of Mr. Attorney - General , my Lord , absurdly supposes the contrary , and that ...
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