Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 99, Part 7U.S. Government Printing Office, 1953 - Law |
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Page 8723
... criminal and civil action be taken against Dennis to enforce the legal and prop- erty rights of the members . Bocage ... criminals have engaged in bribery , pilferage , and coercion of workers in order to enrich themselves at the ex ...
... criminal and civil action be taken against Dennis to enforce the legal and prop- erty rights of the members . Bocage ... criminals have engaged in bribery , pilferage , and coercion of workers in order to enrich themselves at the ex ...
Page 8725
... criminal and disci- plinary jurisdiction conferred on them by the law of the sending State over all persons subject to the military law of that State ; ( b ) the authorities of the receiving State shall have jurisdiction over the ...
... criminal and disci- plinary jurisdiction conferred on them by the law of the sending State over all persons subject to the military law of that State ; ( b ) the authorities of the receiving State shall have jurisdiction over the ...
Page 8730
... CRIMINAL JURISDICTION Mr. President , the committee also gave careful consideration to the provisions of the agreement dealing with criminal jurisdiction . On the one hand , we want to make sure that our boys who commit offenses in ...
... CRIMINAL JURISDICTION Mr. President , the committee also gave careful consideration to the provisions of the agreement dealing with criminal jurisdiction . On the one hand , we want to make sure that our boys who commit offenses in ...
Page 8732
... criminal jurisdiction of that country , and to punishment under its laws , after trial in accordance with the laws which are in force there . There are some exceptions to this gen- eral provision ; and there are some provi- sions with ...
... criminal jurisdiction of that country , and to punishment under its laws , after trial in accordance with the laws which are in force there . There are some exceptions to this gen- eral provision ; and there are some provi- sions with ...
Page 8733
... criminal case that , in order to convict , the jury must be satisfied beyond a rea- sonable doubt that the defendant is guilty . But in France and some other European countries it is only necessary to establish guilt by a preponderance ...
... criminal case that , in order to convict , the jury must be satisfied beyond a rea- sonable doubt that the defendant is guilty . But in France and some other European countries it is only necessary to establish guilt by a preponderance ...
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