The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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Page 110
... accused , and he had been convicted and afterwards pardoned , or had been acquitted , he was still liable to be " appealed " by the person aggrieved . The appellee , if convicted , was liable to the same punish- ment as if he had been ...
... accused , and he had been convicted and afterwards pardoned , or had been acquitted , he was still liable to be " appealed " by the person aggrieved . The appellee , if convicted , was liable to the same punish- ment as if he had been ...
Page 111
... accused was dealt with in a spirit strangely at variance with our modern notions of fairness . The time was when the difficulties an accused person had to contend against were much greater than they are now ; when the supposed common ...
... accused was dealt with in a spirit strangely at variance with our modern notions of fairness . The time was when the difficulties an accused person had to contend against were much greater than they are now ; when the supposed common ...
Page 125
... 1836 that the collective wisdom of the nation allowed an accused person to make his " full defence by counsel ; " and that favour having been conceded , the Judges , as of old , were not slow to CROWN PROSECUTIONS : 125 RIGHT CF REPLY .
... 1836 that the collective wisdom of the nation allowed an accused person to make his " full defence by counsel ; " and that favour having been conceded , the Judges , as of old , were not slow to CROWN PROSECUTIONS : 125 RIGHT CF REPLY .
Page 201
... accused was a native of , and domiciled in , Palermo . The crime charged was attempt at homicide ( mancato omicidio ) , on the person of another Italian subject , in Tunis , where both parties were under the Italian Consular ...
... accused was a native of , and domiciled in , Palermo . The crime charged was attempt at homicide ( mancato omicidio ) , on the person of another Italian subject , in Tunis , where both parties were under the Italian Consular ...
Page 238
... accused of indictable offences , and so , the distinction between felonies and misdemeanours being abolished , we may assume , that if formerly a new trial were granted in case of misdemeanours a like remedy 238 NEW TRIALS IN FELONIES .
... accused of indictable offences , and so , the distinction between felonies and misdemeanours being abolished , we may assume , that if formerly a new trial were granted in case of misdemeanours a like remedy 238 NEW TRIALS IN FELONIES .
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