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Page 77
... reform of this character are actuated by a number of principles or dogmas . These can be stated in the following terms : ( 1 ) So far as possible , jurisdictional lines between the vari- ous state courts should be limited and there ...
... reform of this character are actuated by a number of principles or dogmas . These can be stated in the following terms : ( 1 ) So far as possible , jurisdictional lines between the vari- ous state courts should be limited and there ...
Page 91
... reform . Such re- form should simplify them , make them less advantageous to the defendant and provide for more expeditious proceedings before , during and after trial . Such reform as this point of view urges would , according to one ...
... reform . Such re- form should simplify them , make them less advantageous to the defendant and provide for more expeditious proceedings before , during and after trial . Such reform as this point of view urges would , according to one ...
Page 93
... reform movement slipped back into the artificialities that reform was designed to remove , while English procedural law became more and more untrammeled . A federal judge is quoted as saying , " The criminal procedure which we have in ...
... reform movement slipped back into the artificialities that reform was designed to remove , while English procedural law became more and more untrammeled . A federal judge is quoted as saying , " The criminal procedure which we have in ...
Contents
THE GRIMY COURT OF THE MAGISTRATE | 14 |
MACHINERY | 75 |
RULES | 91 |
Copyright | |
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