The Quarterly Review, Volumes 288-289John Murray, 1950 |
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Page 389
... give evidence against another , but may always give evidence for the defence . The principle that husband and wife are not competent witnesses against one another has been modified to the extent that a wife may give evidence against a ...
... give evidence against another , but may always give evidence for the defence . The principle that husband and wife are not competent witnesses against one another has been modified to the extent that a wife may give evidence against a ...
Page 390
... give evidence was first conceded , but this was confined to a very limited range of charges . It was not until the Criminal Evidence Act of 1898 that it became open to a prisoner to give evidence in all types of charges . He may leave ...
... give evidence was first conceded , but this was confined to a very limited range of charges . It was not until the Criminal Evidence Act of 1898 that it became open to a prisoner to give evidence in all types of charges . He may leave ...
Page 392
... 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 character only , his counsel has the right ...
... 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 character only , his counsel has the right ...
Contents
JANUARY 1950 | 1 |
Britains Contribution to Her Own Food Supply | 10 |
Counting Britains Birds | 23 |
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