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I believe the two reforms I have submitted would do much to restore the office of
Coroner to its proper place in public esteem . But there is one other change I
have to suggest , more startling , and , I frankly admit , more questionable than
these ...
I believe the two reforms I have submitted would do much to restore the office of
Coroner to its proper place in public esteem . But there is one other change I
have to suggest , more startling , and , I frankly admit , more questionable than
these ...
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prosecution to offer no evidence on the Coroner ' s inquisition , and , in effect , to
accept the counter determination of the Grand Jury as overruling it . It will thus be
seen that though , in theory , and , no doubt , in ancient times in practice , the ...
prosecution to offer no evidence on the Coroner ' s inquisition , and , in effect , to
accept the counter determination of the Grand Jury as overruling it . It will thus be
seen that though , in theory , and , no doubt , in ancient times in practice , the ...
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When we look to the origin of the Coroner ' s Jury , we certainly do not find any
reason for its retention . It was originally summoned , and , indeed , in strictness I
believe still should be , from the immediate neighbourhood of the place where
the ...
When we look to the origin of the Coroner ' s Jury , we certainly do not find any
reason for its retention . It was originally summoned , and , indeed , in strictness I
believe still should be , from the immediate neighbourhood of the place where
the ...
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You would thus get rid of all the evils of a double investigation , and there would
be this incidental advantage , that throughout the counties you would have a
Coroner , with the qualifications and powers of a stipendiary Magistrate ,
conducting ...
You would thus get rid of all the evils of a double investigation , and there would
be this incidental advantage , that throughout the counties you would have a
Coroner , with the qualifications and powers of a stipendiary Magistrate ,
conducting ...
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In Lit hotomy ' , it ' s Successes and its Dangers ( Melbourne , F . & F . Bailliere ,
1876 ) , attention is drawn to points of interest in connection with Medical
Jurisprudence , and it would seem that Coroners ' Inquests require some reform
at the ...
In Lit hotomy ' , it ' s Successes and its Dangers ( Melbourne , F . & F . Bailliere ,
1876 ) , attention is drawn to points of interest in connection with Medical
Jurisprudence , and it would seem that Coroners ' Inquests require some reform
at the ...
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1877 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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