The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... course , in these remarks , we are assuming that the British position in Cyprus is that of Administrators of an Ottoman Govern- ment , in accordance with the laws and constitution of the Ottoman Empire . Whether the government of the ...
... course , in these remarks , we are assuming that the British position in Cyprus is that of Administrators of an Ottoman Govern- ment , in accordance with the laws and constitution of the Ottoman Empire . Whether the government of the ...
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... course , this right of complaint by the Council General to the competent authorities has meant a report sent up by some daring Council to Constantinople , and the receipt of some stereotyped official formula , if anything , to the ...
... course , this right of complaint by the Council General to the competent authorities has meant a report sent up by some daring Council to Constantinople , and the receipt of some stereotyped official formula , if anything , to the ...
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... course that can be adopted . To meet the latter class of cases , Section 96 enables persons to make an agreement not to prosecute , on condition that the compact . be authorized by a Court or a Judge of the High Court of Justice . The ...
... course that can be adopted . To meet the latter class of cases , Section 96 enables persons to make an agreement not to prosecute , on condition that the compact . be authorized by a Court or a Judge of the High Court of Justice . The ...
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... course suggested by no less an authority than Jeremy Bentham . One of the changes which is sure to be warmly debated is that of interrogating the prisoner . As the law at present obtains , a prisoner is permitted to make a statement ...
... course suggested by no less an authority than Jeremy Bentham . One of the changes which is sure to be warmly debated is that of interrogating the prisoner . As the law at present obtains , a prisoner is permitted to make a statement ...
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... course . The prerogative of pardon , too , should be exercised most sparingly , because it is a tacit disapprobation of the previous proceedings , or an acknowledgement that the punishment is out of all propor- tion to the gravity of ...
... course . The prerogative of pardon , too , should be exercised most sparingly , because it is a tacit disapprobation of the previous proceedings , or an acknowledgement that the punishment is out of all propor- tion to the gravity of ...
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