You will already have learnt by my despatch No:17 of the 26th Feby
Past that under the
û m off the case I am of opinion that the sentence passed upon him Leikker sung was properly or Ermitted.
From a perusal of your letter and your letter of the 25th Feby to Sir Hotham it appears to me that you obviously have not accurately apprehended the views of Her Majesty's Government with respect to the exercise of the prerogative of Pardon vested in the Governor, for you doubt whether it is not detrimental.
Extremely undesirable that the Executive should abstain from all interference with the Judicial Authority, the exercise of the prerogative of pardon cannot properly be viewed as such interference in any case and in the case of application for pardon they should, if possible, be bound to consider with much deference the reasons assigned by the Judge by whom the case has been tried, and will always attach great weight.
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You will already kom learnt by my despatl No:17 of the 26th Fely
Past that under the
û m
off
the case I
of opension that
the sentence passed
repon then Leikker
sung
pesperly or Ermitted.
From a parent of
your letter
letter of the 25th Feby
to Sir Hote
it appears to me that
you obavanto have not accurately apprehended.
the views
with
of Athai Sect respect to the rxcrcine
of the prerogatiori of
Porden vested in
Gescruor, for
you
wlther it is
no dett
Extremely undesirable that
Gommer
the Exction should abstain from all.
interfere with the Judicial Authority, the secrecipe of the prerogates of fardon cannot property
be
Newed to suck aw
interferome
any case
and in
of application
for panton turn
should,
we bound if possible, to and conside with much deforme ascntain the trains
A
rulestamed
ly
the Judge
lifne whom the case
has tried, and will-
of cover always attach
alives
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