Points of Views volume 1
Points of Views volume 1
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Stephen desired to proceed on similar lines, but with this important modification that he proposed that each branch of law, when codified, should remain as it were in escrow until the whole work was finished, and that the whole code should be brought into operation uno flatu.
As the procedure which has been adopted for the codification of the criminal law will prove a useful precedent for the codification of any branch of the civil law which it may be decided to take in hand, it is useful to se...t out here in some detail the course pursued with the Bills codifying the branches of the criminal law from the time when the work was resumed in Lord Loreburn's Chan- cellorship.
A barrister thoroughly conversant with crim- inal law and practice is appointed to draft (sub- ject to the general control of the Parliamentary Counsel) a Bill dealing with a particular branch of the criminal law. His instructions are that the draft must reproduce the existing law as far as possible unaltered. The draft is then con- sidered by a Committee presided over by a Judge of the High Court specially conversant in criminal law (the invaluable experience of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stephen desired to proceed on similar lines, but with this important modification that he proposed that each branch of law, when codified, should remain as it were in escrow until the whole work was finished, and that the whole code should be brought into operation uno flatu.
As the procedure which has been adopted for the codification of the criminal law will prove a useful precedent for the codification of any branch of the civil law which it may be decided to take in hand, it is useful to se...t out here in some detail the course pursued with the Bills codifying the branches of the criminal law from the time when the work was resumed in Lord Loreburn's Chan- cellorship.
A barrister thoroughly conversant with crim- inal law and practice is appointed to draft (sub- ject to the general control of the Parliamentary Counsel) a Bill dealing with a particular branch of the criminal law. His instructions are that the draft must reproduce the existing law as far as possible unaltered. The draft is then con- sidered by a Committee presided over by a Judge of the High Court specially conversant in criminal law (the invaluable experience of Mr.
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