The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... rule . The first 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 ...
... rule . The first 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 ...
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... rule , to which attention will be invited . For example , it is expressly forbidden to administer an oath to the prisoner , and he is not to be punished for his false statements . No principle is laid down as to what weight the jury are ...
... rule , to which attention will be invited . For example , it is expressly forbidden to administer an oath to the prisoner , and he is not to be punished for his false statements . No principle is laid down as to what weight the jury are ...
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... rule which entirely excludes the testimony of their husbands or wives . * The institution of a Court of Criminal Appeal is another of the innovations which are likely to be eagerly canvassed . The incidents of civil and criminal ...
... rule which entirely excludes the testimony of their husbands or wives . * The institution of a Court of Criminal Appeal is another of the innovations which are likely to be eagerly canvassed . The incidents of civil and criminal ...
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... 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 them and of advising the Sovereign , devolves upon the ...
... 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 them and of advising the Sovereign , devolves upon the ...
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... Rule that excluded testimony now universally received in our Courts . With us , therefore , the Laws of Evidence may safely be described as always part of the Law of procedure , for they had plainly a judicial origin , and were strictly ...
... Rule that excluded testimony now universally received in our Courts . With us , therefore , the Laws of Evidence may safely be described as always part of the Law of procedure , for they had plainly a judicial origin , and were strictly ...
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