The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 11-15 of 78
Page 50
... instance in modern times of a prisoner being examined , occurred under the latter Statute , at the Liverpool Spring Assizes , 1876 , when the innovation was deprecated by Mr. ( now Lord ) Justice Brett . See Harris's " Principles of the ...
... instance in modern times of a prisoner being examined , occurred under the latter Statute , at the Liverpool Spring Assizes , 1876 , when the innovation was deprecated by Mr. ( now Lord ) Justice Brett . See Harris's " Principles of the ...
Page 52
... instance to be conducted " as the Court shall direct . " Moreover , re - examination , Mr. Wills insists , is a serious ingredient in a trial , and requires great care and judgment . It is a process that no unskilled person could ...
... instance to be conducted " as the Court shall direct . " Moreover , re - examination , Mr. Wills insists , is a serious ingredient in a trial , and requires great care and judgment . It is a process that no unskilled person could ...
Page 53
... instance can be given . ( Harris's " Principles of the Criminal Law , " pp . 388 , 389. ) In cases of personal injury ( e.g. , assault ) by husband to wife , and vice versa , the parties may give evidence against each other . In pro ...
... instance can be given . ( Harris's " Principles of the Criminal Law , " pp . 388 , 389. ) In cases of personal injury ( e.g. , assault ) by husband to wife , and vice versa , the parties may give evidence against each other . In pro ...
Page 54
... instance , be impugned , we shall find that though in practice there are two sets of jurors- special and common — with certain limited exceptions , special jurors are never summoned to serve on criminal trials at all . " It therefore ...
... instance , be impugned , we shall find that though in practice there are two sets of jurors- special and common — with certain limited exceptions , special jurors are never summoned to serve on criminal trials at all . " It therefore ...
Page 56
... instance would shock the sentiment which dictated the maxim non bis in idem and and on which the plea of autrefois acquit is founded . When a man has once been through a criminal prosecution with all the suspense and distress of mind ...
... instance would shock the sentiment which dictated the maxim non bis in idem and and on which the plea of autrefois acquit is founded . When a man has once been through a criminal prosecution with all the suspense and distress of mind ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
according action administration Admiralty Court Admitted aged appears authority bankrupt bankruptcy banns Barrister-at-Law Belgian Bill Called Capitulations ceremony certificate Church cited civil claim Code collision Common Law Constitution contract County Court Court of Admiralty creditors Criminal Law Crown Cyprus decision Digest divorce domicil easements edition England evidence Ex pte existing fact favour foreign French Government grant High Court House House of Lords Inner Temple interest International Law Irel Ireland judgment judicial jurisdiction jurists Jury King L.J. Ch learned Judge legislation Lesser Armenia licence Lincoln's Inn Lord Justice Lord Justice Clerk Marlborough marriage married matrimonial matter ment Middle Temple nation Niboyet offence Ottoman Ottoman Empire owner Parliament parties persons plaintiff practice present principle provisions punishment question recognised Reform regard Registrar Reports Roman Law rule Scotland Section ship Solicitor Statute tion Travers Twiss Treaty tribunal vessels Vict