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1898 , which allows a prisoner to give evidence on his own behalf . On the
principle - now , it is true , wearing rather thin — that husband and wife are one
flesh , one spouse cannot give evidence against another , but may always give ...
1898 , which allows a prisoner to give evidence on his own behalf . On the
principle - now , it is true , wearing rather thin — that husband and wife are one
flesh , one spouse cannot give evidence against another , but may always give ...
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The Criminal Evidence Act of 1898 introduced what has proved to be one of the
most drastic changes in the procedure governing the trial of prisoners . Just as
there was a time when the evidence of plaintiff and defendant could not be heard
in ...
The Criminal Evidence Act of 1898 introduced what has proved to be one of the
most drastic changes in the procedure governing the trial of prisoners . Just as
there was a time when the evidence of plaintiff and defendant could not be heard
in ...
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Is it evidence of a prisoner's good character for him to say that he has had long
army service and has left the colours with an exemplary character ? That would
perhaps be a little risky , but it would probably be quite safe to say that he had
long ...
Is it evidence of a prisoner's good character for him to say that he has had long
army service and has left the colours with an exemplary character ? That would
perhaps be a little risky , but it would probably be quite safe to say that he had
long ...
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