The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... practice under can best be studied as * The Address delivered by The Right Honourable John McLaren , Q.C. , Lord Advocate , as President of the Jurisprudence Department , Social Science Congress , Edinburgh , Oct. 7th . Revised by the ...
... practice under can best be studied as * The Address delivered by The Right Honourable John McLaren , Q.C. , Lord Advocate , as President of the Jurisprudence Department , Social Science Congress , Edinburgh , Oct. 7th . Revised by the ...
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... practice is to found the charges upon a statute in almost all cases . It is rightly held in England that the administration of the criminal law will most commend itself to the approval of the honest and law abiding portion of the ...
... practice is to found the charges upon a statute in almost all cases . It is rightly held in England that the administration of the criminal law will most commend itself to the approval of the honest and law abiding portion of the ...
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... practice of France and other European countries a prisoner is examined in open court on the facts alleged against him , and is allowed to give his evidence to facts tending to exculpate him or to disprove the charge . He is not tortured ...
... practice of France and other European countries a prisoner is examined in open court on the facts alleged against him , and is allowed to give his evidence to facts tending to exculpate him or to disprove the charge . He is not tortured ...
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... practice of the United Kingdom disallows the examination . of the accused in open court , because his evidence is ex hypothesi unreliable and valueless , but with strange incon- sistency allows his deposition to be taken out of court ...
... practice of the United Kingdom disallows the examination . of the accused in open court , because his evidence is ex hypothesi unreliable and valueless , but with strange incon- sistency allows his deposition to be taken out of court ...
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... practice of taking declarations in private is based on this assumption . One can see a prin- ciple for utterly refusing to receive a prisoner's statement . But having agreed to receive it — and to submit it to a jury -is it , I ask ...
... practice of taking declarations in private is based on this assumption . One can see a prin- ciple for utterly refusing to receive a prisoner's statement . But having agreed to receive it — and to submit it to a jury -is it , I ask ...
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