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Page 34
As part projector of the Indian Code , the working of which has been attended
with the most satisfactory results , and as author of a Digest of the Criminal Law ,
not to mention several other important contributions to this branch of
Jurisprudence ...
As part projector of the Indian Code , the working of which has been attended
with the most satisfactory results , and as author of a Digest of the Criminal Law ,
not to mention several other important contributions to this branch of
Jurisprudence ...
Page 40
Applying the maxim de minimis non curat lex to criminal trials , Section 26 enacts
, that " nothing shall be deemed to be an offence which appears to the Court
having cognizance of the matter to be of too little importance to be treated as
such ...
Applying the maxim de minimis non curat lex to criminal trials , Section 26 enacts
, that " nothing shall be deemed to be an offence which appears to the Court
having cognizance of the matter to be of too little importance to be treated as
such ...
Page 47
We have now arrived at that important division of the Code which prescribes the
mode in which persons who have transgressed the law may be brought to justice
. “ In Turkey , ” says Montesquieu , “ where little regard is shown to honour , life ...
We have now arrived at that important division of the Code which prescribes the
mode in which persons who have transgressed the law may be brought to justice
. “ In Turkey , ” says Montesquieu , “ where little regard is shown to honour , life ...
Page 51
But if the interrogation of prisoners be conceded , there still remain important
details which , prior to their final settlement , demand earnest reflection . What
limits are to be imposed upon the right to interrogate a prisoner ? By whom , Mr.
Wills ...
But if the interrogation of prisoners be conceded , there still remain important
details which , prior to their final settlement , demand earnest reflection . What
limits are to be imposed upon the right to interrogate a prisoner ? By whom , Mr.
Wills ...
Page 57
The Criminal Code ( Indictable Offences ) Bill is undoubtedly the most important
measure of legal reform that has been submitted to Parliament during the present
reign . Its provisions will affect the jurisdictions and functions of every Criminal ...
The Criminal Code ( Indictable Offences ) Bill is undoubtedly the most important
measure of legal reform that has been submitted to Parliament during the present
reign . Its provisions will affect the jurisdictions and functions of every Criminal ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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