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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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Pickwick , under which neither the widow nor Mr Pickwick had the right to be called , affords a good examples0 until only fifty years ago a prisoner was not allowed to be sworn and to give evidence on his own behalf .
Pickwick , under which neither the widow nor Mr Pickwick had the right to be called , affords a good examples0 until only fifty years ago a prisoner was not allowed to be sworn and to give evidence on his own behalf .
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Along with the prisoner's right to give evidence there goes his qualified right to have the last word with the jury . If a prisoner elects to give evidence on his own behalf and produces no other witness or a witness to his good ...
Along with the prisoner's right to give evidence there goes his qualified right to have the last word with the jury . If a prisoner elects to give evidence on his own behalf and produces no other witness or a witness to his good ...
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