A Primer of the English Constitution and GovernmentLongmans, Green, 1873 - 84 pages |
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... JUDICIAL ORGANISATION 43 Courts of Appeal 43 Superior Courts 44 Inferior Courts 46 Jurymen 49 The Habeas Corpus Act 50 Petty Sessions 52 Punishment and Reformation of Criminals 55 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 56 MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS 61 THE ...
... JUDICIAL ORGANISATION 43 Courts of Appeal 43 Superior Courts 44 Inferior Courts 46 Jurymen 49 The Habeas Corpus Act 50 Petty Sessions 52 Punishment and Reformation of Criminals 55 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 56 MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS 61 THE ...
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... JUDICIAL . The Judicial Authority is that part of the Executive Authority which is concerned with formally and publicly in- vestigating whether Laws have been disobeyed , and who are the persons who have disobeyed them . 66 MONARCHY ...
... JUDICIAL . The Judicial Authority is that part of the Executive Authority which is concerned with formally and publicly in- vestigating whether Laws have been disobeyed , and who are the persons who have disobeyed them . 66 MONARCHY ...
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... Judicial Statistics . Report of Select Committee of House of Commons on Local Taxation . GLEN'S Public Health Acts . Municipal Corporation Act . ARCHBOLD'S Quarter Sessions . Statistical Society's Journal Statesman's Year - Book ...
... Judicial Statistics . Report of Select Committee of House of Commons on Local Taxation . GLEN'S Public Health Acts . Municipal Corporation Act . ARCHBOLD'S Quarter Sessions . Statistical Society's Journal Statesman's Year - Book ...
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... Judicial Matters . The Queen is said to be the " Fountain of Justice . " This means that , with the advice of her responsible Ministers : 1. The Queen appoints all Judges , of all sorts and degrees , throughout the country . 2. All ...
... Judicial Matters . The Queen is said to be the " Fountain of Justice . " This means that , with the advice of her responsible Ministers : 1. The Queen appoints all Judges , of all sorts and degrees , throughout the country . 2. All ...
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... of Commons , the House of Lords acts as the Judicial Tribunal before which the accused is brought . This proceeding is one mode of making Ministers responsible for giving bad advice to the Sovereign . But its use has not been 7.
... of Commons , the House of Lords acts as the Judicial Tribunal before which the accused is brought . This proceeding is one mode of making Ministers responsible for giving bad advice to the Sovereign . But its use has not been 7.
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