The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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Page 102
... crime being a violation of a right , considered in reference to its effect on the community at large , and one of the professed objects of the institution of Civil Government being the maintenance of the order and conservation of the ...
... crime being a violation of a right , considered in reference to its effect on the community at large , and one of the professed objects of the institution of Civil Government being the maintenance of the order and conservation of the ...
Page 104
... crime is an outrage on the entire community , and , as such , ought to be prosecuted by the officers of the State as representing the public , still , in practice and in fact , it is not so recognised in England . When A. has his ...
... crime is an outrage on the entire community , and , as such , ought to be prosecuted by the officers of the State as representing the public , still , in practice and in fact , it is not so recognised in England . When A. has his ...
Page 105
... crimes , as a rule , have hitherto been dealt with as matters . that concerned only the person aggrieved and the ... crime . And yet the whole result of their deliberations is this : - " It shall be the duty of the Director of Public ...
... crimes , as a rule , have hitherto been dealt with as matters . that concerned only the person aggrieved and the ... crime . And yet the whole result of their deliberations is this : - " It shall be the duty of the Director of Public ...
Page 114
... crime is , at common law , alleged to be against her peace , and she is bound to lend the sanction of her name to the prosecution of any indictment found by a Grand Jury - we have ventured to enumerate prosecutions at the suit of the ...
... crime is , at common law , alleged to be against her peace , and she is bound to lend the sanction of her name to the prosecution of any indictment found by a Grand Jury - we have ventured to enumerate prosecutions at the suit of the ...
Page 170
... crime of perjury in this country . And in a case heard about two years ago by Sir George Jessel , the Master of the Rolls , it was very seriously questioned by that learned judge , whether perjury would lie for false statements made on ...
... crime of perjury in this country . And in a case heard about two years ago by Sir George Jessel , the Master of the Rolls , it was very seriously questioned by that learned judge , whether perjury would lie for false statements made on ...
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