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Lord Cromer was at some pains to guard himself against expressing an opinion on this point , and yet Lord Lloyd seeks to insinuate that an opinion has been expressed and that it is , of course , identical with his own .
Lord Cromer was at some pains to guard himself against expressing an opinion on this point , and yet Lord Lloyd seeks to insinuate that an opinion has been expressed and that it is , of course , identical with his own .
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There is a growing public opinion that in the interest of family life generally , such matters as divorce , separation , maintenance , etc. , cannot indefinitely be regarded as merely matters of law and evidence .
There is a growing public opinion that in the interest of family life generally , such matters as divorce , separation , maintenance , etc. , cannot indefinitely be regarded as merely matters of law and evidence .
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Similarly with the criminal law : an enlightened public opinion is alive to the danger of regarding , for instance , the sentencing of offenders as a merely legal matter . The author of a recent book , From Punishment to Prevention ...
Similarly with the criminal law : an enlightened public opinion is alive to the danger of regarding , for instance , the sentencing of offenders as a merely legal matter . The author of a recent book , From Punishment to Prevention ...
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