Parliamentary Papers, Band 13H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 |
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... criminal work . The primary duty of the assize judge or judges is " to deliver the gaols " by finishing the criminal work , even if this means that the criminal work encroaches on the judge - time allotted to civil work and some ...
... criminal work . The primary duty of the assize judge or judges is " to deliver the gaols " by finishing the criminal work , even if this means that the criminal work encroaches on the judge - time allotted to civil work and some ...
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... criminal judges could contribute to the criminal expertise of the judiciary . A " specialist " judge could be expected to interest himself more deeply in current criminological developments and by reason of his experience to make his ...
... criminal judges could contribute to the criminal expertise of the judiciary . A " specialist " judge could be expected to interest himself more deeply in current criminological developments and by reason of his experience to make his ...
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... criminal work might also have its advantages . Those who put forward this view were concerned chiefly ( but not exclusively ) with the sentencing aspects of criminal work , whereas those who saw a risk of staleness were thinking mainly ...
... criminal work might also have its advantages . Those who put forward this view were concerned chiefly ( but not exclusively ) with the sentencing aspects of criminal work , whereas those who saw a risk of staleness were thinking mainly ...
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Chapter | 5 |
The Federal Executive | 12 |
The Cadogan Committees conclusions | 3 |
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