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that fully and come to the conclusion the our Ordinance for Examination of Prisoners is silent as to the effect which the answer of one prisoner, or refusal to answer, may have upon the position of another prisoner when both are charged in the same information.
this, which seems to me a subject of the greatest importance, was not alluded to in the Council and probably did not occur to any Member, certainly not to myself.
In conclusion, it seems to me that the whole subject is replete with difficulties which increase as the subject is further considered.
I have &c.
(Signed) Henry John Brine
(True Copy.)
J. Ball
Acting Colonial Secretary.
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that
fully and come to the conclusion
the
our Rdinance for Examination of Prisoners is silint
as
to the effect
which the answer
of one prisoner, or refusal to
answer, may
have
upon the
position of another prisoner when
both are
charged in the same
information.
this, which seems to me a subject of the greatest importance, was not alluded to in the Council
and probably did not occur
to
any
Member, certainly not to supelf.
In conclusion, it seems to me that the whole subject is replete with difficulties which increase
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as
the subject is further considues.
I have Ac.
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(Siquis) Herry John Brie
(Ime Copy.)
Imitt
Ball
Acting Colomine Scorchery.
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