course without interference
by the Executive. Of the
sentence is
Where is
OPELL
commented,
Executive
interference with the course
of justion, and it is
desirable that the
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Predecessors to refrain
from any
altempt to
interfire wither the Governor's
reasons
Govansis for his action in
DRAFT.
This altitudes
the matter should be put
on record
al
the time and
Mit by way of
An annnale
report-
In saying this, I
Mr.
desire to sward in yself.
Mr.
MINUTE.
==
Mr.
Sir O. Davis.
Sir G. Grindle
discretion in regard
to
or indeed
cafrital sentences,
any other ventences.
appreciate the
tearo
Jon
and v kave
no intention of departing from
it
I. Incidentally I may
detailed repas
obreeve that
of commutation
y
capital
mote carefully against-
conveying any impression
Lia duty on
Bir H. Read.
Sir J. Masterton Smith.
Lord Arnold.
Mr. Thomas.
Ken Lances
in fizet and
value to my legal advises
aand
enable
them to keep
with the
working
that it is
the wish
g
the V. gr.
to interfere in
any way
with
the Gournor's exercise
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the prerogative of
Trey.
It has been the
settled holing of may
in touch
of the criminal law in
a
Colony.
view,
From this point
a copy of
the proceedings
an essential complement-
to the report when the