The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 41
... provision , and the public will assuredly look with misgivings upon any extension of discretionary power entrusted to untrained justices of the peace . Those will be doomed to disappointment who had hoped to find in Chapter IV . , under ...
... provision , and the public will assuredly look with misgivings upon any extension of discretionary power entrusted to untrained justices of the peace . Those will be doomed to disappointment who had hoped to find in Chapter IV . , under ...
Page 48
... provisions as to the local jurisdiction . of Criminal Courts , and empowers the High Court to change the place and mode of trial ( Section 304 ) . There is a manifest advantage in enabling the Court to direct that proceedings shall in ...
... provisions as to the local jurisdiction . of Criminal Courts , and empowers the High Court to change the place and mode of trial ( Section 304 ) . There is a manifest advantage in enabling the Court to direct that proceedings shall in ...
Page 49
... provision is made that in all cases timely notice of the nature of the charge , and the evidence by which it is intended to be supported , shall be given to the defendant ( Sections 348- 352 , 359 , 371 ) . Section 357 abolishes all ...
... provision is made that in all cases timely notice of the nature of the charge , and the evidence by which it is intended to be supported , shall be given to the defendant ( Sections 348- 352 , 359 , 371 ) . Section 357 abolishes all ...
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... provision will place the injured party at so considerable a disadvantage that he may not unseldom be deterred from coming forward to prosecute . If , on the other hand , juries are to be told that what the prisoner says is not evidence ...
... provision will place the injured party at so considerable a disadvantage that he may not unseldom be deterred from coming forward to prosecute . If , on the other hand , juries are to be told that what the prisoner says is not evidence ...
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... provisions will affect the jurisdictions and functions of every Criminal Court in England , and its operation may possibly be extended to all other parts of Her Majesty's dominions . So vast a measure which , besides presenting new ...
... provisions will affect the jurisdictions and functions of every Criminal Court in England , and its operation may possibly be extended to all other parts of Her Majesty's dominions . So vast a measure which , besides presenting new ...
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