The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 42
... present confined to the wife , and it needs no feat of advocacy to convince one that the privilege should in justice be extended to the husband . Some surprise may naturally be felt that in the endeavour to remove all seeming ...
... present confined to the wife , and it needs no feat of advocacy to convince one that the privilege should in justice be extended to the husband . Some surprise may naturally be felt that in the endeavour to remove all seeming ...
Page 49
... present , unless a jury have agreed upon their verdict by twelve . o'clock on Saturday night , they must be discharged , but by Section 385 a verdict may be received on Sunday , and all such proceedings as are subsequent thereto , may ...
... present , unless a jury have agreed upon their verdict by twelve . o'clock on Saturday night , they must be discharged , but by Section 385 a verdict may be received on Sunday , and all such proceedings as are subsequent thereto , may ...
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... present practice of calling upon the Crown to over - rule the erroneous verdict of is unsatisfactory , the method of adjudicating upon such matters is open to even graver objection . When such cases arise , the duty of investigating ...
... present practice of calling upon the Crown to over - rule the erroneous verdict of is unsatisfactory , the method of adjudicating upon such matters is open to even graver objection . When such cases arise , the duty of investigating ...
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... present necessary to prevent the escape of the guilty , but there is no reason why it should remain so , and to the accused the elaborate structure so curiously and learnedly put together must be utterly bewildering . The simple plan of ...
... present necessary to prevent the escape of the guilty , but there is no reason why it should remain so , and to the accused the elaborate structure so curiously and learnedly put together must be utterly bewildering . The simple plan of ...
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... present to call most urgently for reform . On one question indeed I shall be obliged to tax your patience at some length , not only because I consider it the most crying evil left unredressed in this country , but because I think the ...
... present to call most urgently for reform . On one question indeed I shall be obliged to tax your patience at some length , not only because I consider it the most crying evil left unredressed in this country , but because I think the ...
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