The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 109
... , as indictments and presentments in fact were , and , in theory , still are , and where the King or Government were personally and directly aggrieved , by Information and Impeachment . CROWN PROSECUTIONS : RIGHT OF REPLY . 109.
... , as indictments and presentments in fact were , and , in theory , still are , and where the King or Government were personally and directly aggrieved , by Information and Impeachment . CROWN PROSECUTIONS : RIGHT OF REPLY . 109.
Page 110
... King might pardon and remit the execution of the sentence on an indictment , he had no legal right to pardon a person ... King's Bench and claimed the ancient , but then nearly obsolete , privilege of defending an appeal of murder with ...
... King might pardon and remit the execution of the sentence on an indictment , he had no legal right to pardon a person ... King's Bench and claimed the ancient , but then nearly obsolete , privilege of defending an appeal of murder with ...
Page 114
... King . The Attorney - General , said Yates , J. , in Rex v . Wilkes , 4 Burr . 2527 , is the officer of the King . • Informations exhibited by the King's Attorney - General are 114 RIGHT OF REPLY . CROWN PROSECUTIONS :
... King . The Attorney - General , said Yates , J. , in Rex v . Wilkes , 4 Burr . 2527 , is the officer of the King . • Informations exhibited by the King's Attorney - General are 114 RIGHT OF REPLY . CROWN PROSECUTIONS :
Page 115
... King's suit . The title of the cause is , ' The King against the Defendant . " " From an early period it seems to have been customary for the Attorney - General , when he appeared ex officio as the prosecutor for the King , in ...
... King's suit . The title of the cause is , ' The King against the Defendant . " " From an early period it seems to have been customary for the Attorney - General , when he appeared ex officio as the prosecutor for the King , in ...
Page 116
... King , " in 1770 , the Attorney- General ( De Grey ) ventured to believe that he had a right to reply because of the ... King's Solicitor , offered to reply , but after the Judge had spoken in the name of all his brethren , the Lords ...
... King , " in 1770 , the Attorney- General ( De Grey ) ventured to believe that he had a right to reply because of the ... King's Solicitor , offered to reply , but after the Judge had spoken in the name of all his brethren , the Lords ...
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