The Law Quarterly Review, 1-10. sējumiFrederick Pollock Stevens and Sons, 1894 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 47.
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... the Editor except in very special circumstances ; and that the Editor , except as aforesaid , cannot be in any way answerable for MSS . so sent . THE GERMAN CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE . THE year 1877 Jan. 1894. ] 15 Notes .
... the Editor except in very special circumstances ; and that the Editor , except as aforesaid , cannot be in any way answerable for MSS . so sent . THE GERMAN CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE . THE year 1877 Jan. 1894. ] 15 Notes .
16. lappuse
... Procedure , the Code of Criminal Procedure , and the Bankruptcy Code . The Code of Criminal Procedure was passed on February 1 , 1877 , and came into force on October 1 , 1879. Some of the principal features of the German judicial ...
... Procedure , the Code of Criminal Procedure , and the Bankruptcy Code . The Code of Criminal Procedure was passed on February 1 , 1877 , and came into force on October 1 , 1879. Some of the principal features of the German judicial ...
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... procedure in the middle ages was marked by the following features the necessity of an accusation to put the judicial machinery in motion , the absence of any preliminary inquiry , the evidence at the hearing of the parties , the oral ...
... procedure in the middle ages was marked by the following features the necessity of an accusation to put the judicial machinery in motion , the absence of any preliminary inquiry , the evidence at the hearing of the parties , the oral ...
18. lappuse
... procedure which came about in the seventeenth century may be seen in the treatise of the famous jurist Carpzow ( 1635 ) , under the title of Practica nova imperialis Saxonica rerum criminalium . He recognizes the right of private ...
... procedure which came about in the seventeenth century may be seen in the treatise of the famous jurist Carpzow ( 1635 ) , under the title of Practica nova imperialis Saxonica rerum criminalium . He recognizes the right of private ...
19. lappuse
... procedure written and secret , and led to the theory of legal proofs and the frequent employment of torture ; the proofs had hence- forward a sort of mathematical value determined by the law ; the judgment was passed on the record ...
... procedure written and secret , and led to the theory of legal proofs and the frequent employment of torture ; the proofs had hence- forward a sort of mathematical value determined by the law ; the judgment was passed on the record ...
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