No. 115.
10th March, 1869.
Colonial Secretary
From: IG Austin &
To:
Chief Justice (Hon: John Jardine)
Objection of evidence by Action of Government
as to - explained -
Minute 115.6 in Governor Sir Richard Graves MacDonnell's Despatch No. 679 of 3 April, 1867.
For:
Minute 584657
Opinion of the Honorable W. Pannell, Attorney General.
The legal question put to me as to the admissibility in Evidence upon Criminal Trials of Statements or confessions made by prisoners in reply to questions put to them by Policemen without any previous caution, is one which has been much discussed in England and Ireland, and recently argued by me in the Supreme Court of this Colony.
The Chief Justice delivered judgment which left the matter...
No. 115.
10th March, 1869.
Colonial Secretary
Wen: IG Austin &
do
Chief Justice (Hon: John Finale . )
Mjection of evidence by Action of Government
as do - explained -
Inutaun 115.6 in Boverna Fir Richard Graves Itactonnell's Despatch Nr. 679 of 3 april, 1367.
The
for:
In 584657
Olivion of the Honorable iution Panncelde, Attorney keverst.
The legal question intritten to
me as to the admissibility in Evidence upon Criminel Fuels & Statements or confessions made by frisoners in reply to questions fist to them by Policemen without any frevious caution, is one which has been much discuped in England and Ireland, and receulty
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argued by
was
me in the Suprema
Court of this Colony. -
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The Chie, Iustice delivered
Iudgment which left the matter
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