The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... Criminal Court . The Advocates Depute , assisted , when necessary , by the law officers , conduct the prosecutions in the Court of Justiciary , or the Supreme Criminal Court , upon informa- tion furnished by the Procurators Fiscal for ...
... Criminal Court . The Advocates Depute , assisted , when necessary , by the law officers , conduct the prosecutions in the Court of Justiciary , or the Supreme Criminal Court , upon informa- tion furnished by the Procurators Fiscal for ...
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... Criminal Procedure , Scotchmen may with advantage receive instruc- tion from the eminent jurists of England , with reference to the consolidation and codification of the criminal law . The criminal jurisprudence of Scotland is like the ...
... Criminal Procedure , Scotchmen may with advantage receive instruc- tion from the eminent jurists of England , with reference to the consolidation and codification of the criminal law . The criminal jurisprudence of Scotland is like the ...
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... criminal law of Scotland has been much vaunted by our judges and jurists ; my professional sympathies incline me to their view , and I hold with my profession that our judges and commentators have done their work well . But , as a ...
... criminal law of Scotland has been much vaunted by our judges and jurists ; my professional sympathies incline me to their view , and I hold with my profession that our judges and commentators have done their work well . But , as a ...
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... criminal laws , which are generally of a simple character , have doubtless attained to that stage of development at which it is desirable that they should be revised and embodied in a permanent form . I shall not occupy your attention ...
... criminal laws , which are generally of a simple character , have doubtless attained to that stage of development at which it is desirable that they should be revised and embodied in a permanent form . I shall not occupy your attention ...
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... criminal law of a country is that which , of all others , ought to be embodied in clear and authorita- tive propositions , then the only question is , whether we are to have one code or separate codes of criminal law for the three ...
... criminal law of a country is that which , of all others , ought to be embodied in clear and authorita- tive propositions , then the only question is , whether we are to have one code or separate codes of criminal law for the three ...
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