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I do not see them day by day , but if it is a matter of difficulty it could be referred to me . 34. I asked that as a preface to rather a general question : Have you come up against difficulty in the application of this law of obscenity ...
I do not see them day by day , but if it is a matter of difficulty it could be referred to me . 34. I asked that as a preface to rather a general question : Have you come up against difficulty in the application of this law of obscenity ...
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Are the difficulties which you find in regard to the law the conflict in the interpretations which judges have given of the leading cases ? - -That is not our difficulty . Our difficulty is to justify leaving the law unamended .
Are the difficulties which you find in regard to the law the conflict in the interpretations which judges have given of the leading cases ? - -That is not our difficulty . Our difficulty is to justify leaving the law unamended .
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Mr. Warburg said he is not satis- fied with the present law , and he ex- plained the difficulties . He is satisfied that all these ... Would you not have the same [ Continued . difficulty with the printers if you had that definition ?
Mr. Warburg said he is not satis- fied with the present law , and he ex- plained the difficulties . He is satisfied that all these ... Would you not have the same [ Continued . difficulty with the printers if you had that definition ?
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Proceedings of Standing Committee | 1 |
Proceedings of Standing Committee D | 1 |
Proceedings of Standing Committee D | 13 |
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1958 MEMBERS PRESENT Adjourned agreed Amendment proposed amount answer apply arising authority Bill capital Chair Chairman Clause Coal Board colliery Colonel Committee concerned consider consideration Continued corrupt cost course court David deal difficulty effect evidence fact February figure further give going Government Home House Hughes Hutchison important increase industry insert the words interest investment John Latham leave Lord Major March matter mean ment million tons Minister Miss Noes o'clock obscene Office output paragraph particular period person pits Police Printed problem proceedings production prosecution published Question proposed Question put reason referred regard relation Report respect result schemes Scotland Sir James sort stand Street taken thing Thomas Thursday tion Tuesday whole withdrawn words proposed
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1957 |
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