The JAG Journal, 27. sējums,3. izdevumsOffice of the Judge Advocate General, Department of the Navy, 1973 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 25.
317. lappuse
... circumstances surrounding the two incidents within the confines of generally accepted principles of international law leads Major Gehring to answer both interrogations in the negative . I. FACTUAL BACKGROUND A. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS 1 The ...
... circumstances surrounding the two incidents within the confines of generally accepted principles of international law leads Major Gehring to answer both interrogations in the negative . I. FACTUAL BACKGROUND A. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS 1 The ...
339. lappuse
... Circumstances may in fact rarely combine to warrant such preventive action . In the case of the Virginius they appear to have been such as to impose no duty on the Spanish authorities to refrain from seizing the vessel until she entered ...
... Circumstances may in fact rarely combine to warrant such preventive action . In the case of the Virginius they appear to have been such as to impose no duty on the Spanish authorities to refrain from seizing the vessel until she entered ...
348. lappuse
... circumstances of the Johnny Express , even if on a hostile mission , would not be permissible in foreign territorial waters such as the Bahamas . The threat is not sufficiently imminent to permit that method of coercion rather than ...
... circumstances of the Johnny Express , even if on a hostile mission , would not be permissible in foreign territorial waters such as the Bahamas . The threat is not sufficiently imminent to permit that method of coercion rather than ...
356. lappuse
... circumstances , he continued , it was inaccurate to say that no defendant can obtain a fair trial without counsel.55 Mr. Justice Powell stated that , while the simplest rule would be simply to require counsel in all prosecutions , such ...
... circumstances , he continued , it was inaccurate to say that no defendant can obtain a fair trial without counsel.55 Mr. Justice Powell stated that , while the simplest rule would be simply to require counsel in all prosecutions , such ...
357. lappuse
... circumstances " rule which governed the right to counsel in State felonies under the doctrine of Betts v . Brady , 61 a doctrine overruled in Gideon v . Wainwright.62 He added : One of the reasons for seeking a more definitive standard ...
... circumstances " rule which governed the right to counsel in State felonies under the doctrine of Betts v . Brady , 61 a doctrine overruled in Gideon v . Wainwright.62 He added : One of the reasons for seeking a more definitive standard ...
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