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Page 114
... Sovereign in criminal cases . This officer , of whom Wilmot , C.J. , says he finds no traces for centuries after the Conquest , was in Spelman's opinion the great officer for pleas of the Crown , who prosecuted by his own proper ...
... Sovereign in criminal cases . This officer , of whom Wilmot , C.J. , says he finds no traces for centuries after the Conquest , was in Spelman's opinion the great officer for pleas of the Crown , who prosecuted by his own proper ...
Page 115
... Sovereign was not bound by the ordinary rules as to the time within which he could pursue his remedy , there was , perhaps , nothing sur- prising in his conducting it in a different manner from that of oi wooí . On the trial at Bar of ...
... Sovereign was not bound by the ordinary rules as to the time within which he could pursue his remedy , there was , perhaps , nothing sur- prising in his conducting it in a different manner from that of oi wooí . On the trial at Bar of ...
Page 121
... Sovereign , it is - but the law is never , " well , hardly ever , " inconsistent - to read the above decisions after - mais c'est drôle to read , & c . , cases where the Crown is substan- tially in the position of a defendant , as in ...
... Sovereign , it is - but the law is never , " well , hardly ever , " inconsistent - to read the above decisions after - mais c'est drôle to read , & c . , cases where the Crown is substan- tially in the position of a defendant , as in ...
Page 129
... privilege . This privilege of the Attorney - General is , in fact , his official privilege , as prosecutor in the name of the Sovereign , and the language of those who claim it , as his CROWN PROSECUTIONS : RIGHT OF REPLY . 129.
... privilege . This privilege of the Attorney - General is , in fact , his official privilege , as prosecutor in the name of the Sovereign , and the language of those who claim it , as his CROWN PROSECUTIONS : RIGHT OF REPLY . 129.
Page 131
... Sovereign should have her privileges — that the Attorney - General should be official head of the Bar , and should , in the words of the royal mandate of 1814 , have pre - audience over even the " ancientest of the serjeants " — we ...
... Sovereign should have her privileges — that the Attorney - General should be official head of the Bar , and should , in the words of the royal mandate of 1814 , have pre - audience over even the " ancientest of the serjeants " — we ...
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