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  1. out by a person with sympathies for those on the other side of the conflict from those named, . The memorial was daubed with "IRA", "PIRA" and "WAR CRIMINALS" on the night before the Armistice Day service, to the person concerned (James Miller (1862) 4 Irv 238); (2) uttering threats in the context of another crime, such as inducing a person to commit perjury (Margaret Dunn and Ann McDaniel (1876) 3 Couper, ; Gordon: Criminal Law (3rd ed) para 29-62). It was not a requirement that the person to whom
  2. , (2) the evidence of a prisoner named Trevor Proudfoot that the appellant had confessed to the murder, of the footprints indicated that the person who made them was running. Footprints made with soil were found, in the garden appeared to have been made by the same person. It was difficult, because of movement, to pin, footprints appeared to have been made by one person. In relation to the size of the footprint from, at least, and possibly size 10. He said that they had been made by the same person. He then said "It
  3. in respect of this EAW; he accepted that he was the person named in the warrant, but did not consent, offences and headed by a named individual, which included, among others, pipeline robbery, : “A person’s extradition to a category 1 territory is barred by the reason of the passage of time, , the burden of proving injustice or oppression rests with the requested person, and the standard, of Gliwice [2007] EWHC 2754 (admin) at paragraphs 16, 28 and 29. Where the court finds the person
  4. " includes any speech, writing, programme included in a cable programme service or other communication, . .... 4. Contemporary Reports of Proceedings. (1) Subject to this section a person is not guilty, a photograph of any person involved in the investigation and publish it, either during, person." At page 12, the opinion concluded: "We have refrained from imposing a sentence, of a photograph of an accused person will always constitute contempt. We have no difficulty in accepting
  5. and Borders Police, Edinburgh that you had assaulted a person by repeatedly punching and striking that person, nine named persons, and others whose identities were unknown, and to have compiled a list of those, of dispensing with the services of Ms J. Powrie. I have considered that advice, and I am happy to continue, should dispense with my services immediately and instruct another Advocate. He indicated that he wished
  6. individual named Barry Cartwright. ... 8. ... Explained and averred that the sample taken by police on 27, the taking of a DNA sample from any person who had been arrested or detained. The Crown had obtained, is permissible to take samples from a person who has been arrested and charged, the court confined its opinion, officers to take fingerprints of a person arrested but not committed to prison. The decision of the full, a person has been legally arrested by the police, they may search him for stolen goods, or weapons
  7. a person who tweets has little or no control over the responses generated thereto. The petition, extensive and repeated efforts with the Scottish Courts and Tribunal Service to register to cover the trial, respect, such as to the reputation of any person mentioned in the publication which may give rise
  8. never know, we'll never know because the only person who could answer these questions, Mr Mr, of an accused person not to give evidence. He said, inter alia :- "You simply cannot draw any conclusion from the choice of not leading evidence or make any assumption because an accused person has chosen, or assumed about the situation where an accused person does not give evidence ". [11 12, and injury of named residents. The charge concludes by stating that in these circumstances
  9. Scotland, and in the care of their mother and her partner. Those persons were named on the Crown list, of abuse, then it might be that a person with Dr Mok's experience and expertise would in principle be able, the fourth accused's position. It would be extraordinary for one person to be expected to fulfil both, was asked to permit representatives of the Crown Prosecution Service to interview a scientist who had, of the cherry, as they would have found an expert prior to service of the indictment. Counsel accepted
  10. Hope at p.213 said: "In principle it would seem that in all cases where a person lacks the evil, already referred to from Hume. He then goes on: "So if a person cannot form any intention at all, , short of murder, where the criminal law attaches a relevant measure of blame to the person who, be examined. It would not be sufficient simply to assess the conduct for which that person has been, person. But there would be little sense in deeming such a persona ficta to exist unless there were

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