The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 137
... . Codes of civil and criminal procedure were presented to the legislature of that State in 1850. Mr. Ker says that our system of judicial inter- pretation of statutes , and interpretation of the law , Statute Law Commission . 137.
... . Codes of civil and criminal procedure were presented to the legislature of that State in 1850. Mr. Ker says that our system of judicial inter- pretation of statutes , and interpretation of the law , Statute Law Commission . 137.
Page 139
... Criminal Law of England and Ireland . This is a step in the right direction . Members of the legislature and the legal profession will now be enabled to consider these bills , before any attempt is made to pass them through parliament ...
... Criminal Law of England and Ireland . This is a step in the right direction . Members of the legislature and the legal profession will now be enabled to consider these bills , before any attempt is made to pass them through parliament ...
Page 141
... criminal justice of the country from the next October sessions . The Commons were angry at their blunder being detected , and threw out the bill , depriving the country of a very valuable measure ; for such was , all except that ...
... criminal justice of the country from the next October sessions . The Commons were angry at their blunder being detected , and threw out the bill , depriving the country of a very valuable measure ; for such was , all except that ...
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... criminal cases only . ” — ( L . M. § R. , Vol . I. , N. S. , p . 349 ) . And again : " That there have been frequent occasions when ( to use Lord Campbell's expression ) the medical witness is turned into the ' retained advocate ' is as ...
... criminal cases only . ” — ( L . M. § R. , Vol . I. , N. S. , p . 349 ) . And again : " That there have been frequent occasions when ( to use Lord Campbell's expression ) the medical witness is turned into the ' retained advocate ' is as ...
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... criminal poisoning in which it is not put to a medical witness , either by the judge or the counsel , for the prosecution or defence- Supposing poison to be found in the stomach , but not in sufficient quantity to destroy life , is it ...
... criminal poisoning in which it is not put to a medical witness , either by the judge or the counsel , for the prosecution or defence- Supposing poison to be found in the stomach , but not in sufficient quantity to destroy life , is it ...
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