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to me apart from any objection technical or otherwise to the legality of the conviction is whether it is shown to be a person the prisoner or not - who for the peace and good order of the colony it is desirable to remove.
With regard to the 1st Question, I think there can be no doubt that the evidence, if it is to be believed, justified the conviction, and under §7 of 1868 $28, might have been kept in penal servitude for 14 years, or imprisonment with hard labor for 2 years, solitary confinement, and if under 16, with a whipping.
The prisoner in the opinion of the Magistrate did not exceed the age of 16 years I presume, and I presume that he received the sentence of 2 floggings under §9 of 1867. §6.
"With regard to the 2nd Question from the transcript of the evidence before me I do not know that if I had been acting as Magistrate I should have convicted, but the Magistrate had the opportunity of hearing the evidence and better means of judging. The prisoner acted certainly suspiciously at least, and I have no doubt as to his guilt.The remarks I made first as to his punishment in the case apply equally to this.
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to me aport from any objection technical or otherwise to the legality
of the enviction is whether
is shown to be a perom
the primer
or not-
who for the peas and good order of the lealmy it is desirable to remmes
With regard to the 194 Couestion
I think there
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the evidence, if it
be no doubt that
Who
to be believed,
justified the enviction, and undir 7 of 1868 $28, might have been Kept in penal sumitude for 14
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to
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years, solitary emfinement, and if under 16, with a whipping.
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The prismer in the opinion of the Magistrate did not excund the
age of 16 year I presume, and Dale presume that he revived the sentence
of 2 fleggings under 9 of 1867. § 6.
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"With regard to the 2nd Cannidion from the traneipt of the widense before me I do not know that if 5 had been atting as Magistrate I chuld have envicted, but the Magis= brate had the opportunity of heming the evidence and better means
of
judging. The prismer acted certainly sis
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Suspicions least, and I have
doubt go
to his
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quill
very
to say the little moral
The
remarks
-first-
as to his punishment in the
ease apply equally to this.
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