The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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Page 105
... Solicitor to the Treasury ; and at the present moment there are a number of prosecutions that , either by law or practice , the Secretary of State may require the Treasury Solicitor to take up . The Attorney - General is , therefore ...
... Solicitor to the Treasury ; and at the present moment there are a number of prosecutions that , either by law or practice , the Secretary of State may require the Treasury Solicitor to take up . The Attorney - General is , therefore ...
Page 116
... Solicitor- General , indeed , or any other counsel , could not , but that the Attorney - General might " ( 20 State Trials , 900 ) . On the trial of Horne Tooke , on a criminal information for libel , in 1777 ( 20 State Trials , 652 ) ...
... Solicitor- General , indeed , or any other counsel , could not , but that the Attorney - General might " ( 20 State Trials , 900 ) . On the trial of Horne Tooke , on a criminal information for libel , in 1777 ( 20 State Trials , 652 ) ...
Page 123
... Solicitor - Generals , and the usual counsel for the Crown , " the Attorney - General stating that he appeared in his official character : Lord Tenterden , C.J. , said : " There is no doubt of the rule , wherever the King's counsel ...
... Solicitor - Generals , and the usual counsel for the Crown , " the Attorney - General stating that he appeared in his official character : Lord Tenterden , C.J. , said : " There is no doubt of the rule , wherever the King's counsel ...
Page 125
... Solicitor - General or " any other man , " though much depends on the accident of the Judge who has to decide the point . The Attorney - General of the Prince of Wales , as Duke of Cornwall , has the right to proceed ex officio , as ...
... Solicitor - General or " any other man , " though much depends on the accident of the Judge who has to decide the point . The Attorney - General of the Prince of Wales , as Duke of Cornwall , has the right to proceed ex officio , as ...
Page 176
... Solicitor - General , is more likely to possess these qualities than the most learned lawyer who has not . Therefore ( 4 ) , an Attorney or Solicitor- General is pre - eminently fit to preside over a jury trial . A good deal of this may ...
... Solicitor - General , is more likely to possess these qualities than the most learned lawyer who has not . Therefore ( 4 ) , an Attorney or Solicitor- General is pre - eminently fit to preside over a jury trial . A good deal of this may ...
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