The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 134
... result could be attained . But , on the other hand , it produced this advantage - the government was saved the necessity of finding out what was wanted , and was protected from the consequences of adopting any views or taking any step ...
... result could be attained . But , on the other hand , it produced this advantage - the government was saved the necessity of finding out what was wanted , and was protected from the consequences of adopting any views or taking any step ...
Page 139
... the united kingdom . We confess we are not over - sanguine as to the result . Governmental departments have not , apparently , any very precise idea of the meaning of the word " entire . " We trust Statute Law Commission . 139.
... the united kingdom . We confess we are not over - sanguine as to the result . Governmental departments have not , apparently , any very precise idea of the meaning of the word " entire . " We trust Statute Law Commission . 139.
Page 154
... result when scientific witnesses accept briefs for a defence ; when they go into a witness - box believing one thing , and endeavour to lead a jury by their testimony to believe another - when they make themselves advocates , and deal ...
... result when scientific witnesses accept briefs for a defence ; when they go into a witness - box believing one thing , and endeavour to lead a jury by their testimony to believe another - when they make themselves advocates , and deal ...
Page 156
... results of his studies and investigations . Cross - examinations do not seem to ruffle him , nor comment in court to disturb him ; and , if we might offer a word of advice to him , it would be not to be chagrined , or exhibit annoyance ...
... results of his studies and investigations . Cross - examinations do not seem to ruffle him , nor comment in court to disturb him ; and , if we might offer a word of advice to him , it would be not to be chagrined , or exhibit annoyance ...
Page 157
... results obtained by the different analysts ; " or ( we may suggest ) of the errors which arise from men allowing theories or hasty conclusions to take the place of practical research . Che- mists are sometimes at fault , and cannot ...
... results obtained by the different analysts ; " or ( we may suggest ) of the errors which arise from men allowing theories or hasty conclusions to take the place of practical research . Che- mists are sometimes at fault , and cannot ...
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