The JAG Journal, 27. sējums,3. izdevumsOffice of the Judge Advocate General, Department of the Navy, 1973 |
No grāmatas satura
1.–5. rezultāts no 17.
353. lappuse
... majority of the Florida Supreme Court.35 Argersinger's petition for certiorari was thereafter granted by the United States Supreme Court.36 28. Supreme Court App . at 4 , 5 , Argersinger v . Hamlin , 407 U.S. 25 ( 1972 ) . The offense ...
... majority of the Florida Supreme Court.35 Argersinger's petition for certiorari was thereafter granted by the United States Supreme Court.36 28. Supreme Court App . at 4 , 5 , Argersinger v . Hamlin , 407 U.S. 25 ( 1972 ) . The offense ...
354. lappuse
... majority first observed that the sixth amendment contained certain funda- mental guarantees applicable in " all criminal prosecutions " and that , among those guarantees , were the rights to a public trial , to be informed of the ...
... majority first observed that the sixth amendment contained certain funda- mental guarantees applicable in " all criminal prosecutions " and that , among those guarantees , were the rights to a public trial , to be informed of the ...
355. lappuse
... majority continued , the volume of misdemeanor litigation often caused an " obsession for speedy disposition regardless of the fairness of the result . ” 47 The majority thus concluded : We must conclude , therefore , that the problems ...
... majority continued , the volume of misdemeanor litigation often caused an " obsession for speedy disposition regardless of the fairness of the result . ” 47 The majority thus concluded : We must conclude , therefore , that the problems ...
356. lappuse
... majority opinion . His starting point was the general concept of " due process " under the fourteenth amendment and not the sixth - amendment right to counsel . While he agreed with the majority that an " indigent accused's need for the ...
... majority opinion . His starting point was the general concept of " due process " under the fourteenth amendment and not the sixth - amendment right to counsel . While he agreed with the majority that an " indigent accused's need for the ...
357. lappuse
... majority in that it suggested a case - by - case approach rather than the categorical approach of the majority , and in that it was founded upon fourteenth - amend- ment due process rather than extension of the sixth - amendment right ...
... majority in that it suggested a case - by - case approach rather than the categorical approach of the majority , and in that it was founded upon fourteenth - amend- ment due process rather than extension of the sixth - amendment right ...
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