10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «QUEEN'S EVIDENCE»
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queen's evidence in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
queen's evidence and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Scottish Law Magazine and Sheriff Court Reporter: New series
It is almost needless to observe that, from the peculiar position of a sociw:
crimimls admitted as Queen's Evidence, his testimony is by no means trustworthy.
He is confessedly guilty of treachery to his comrades, and his evidence has been
...
2
Scottish Law Magazine, and Sheriff Court Reporter
QUEEN'S EVIDENCE. ("Concluded from page ll.J Our view of the law on this
point is still farther supported by two recent, though unreported cases, noticed in
BelVs Notes (p. 2G1). In both of these cases the panels pled in bar of trial that
they ...
3
Central Criminal Court. Minutes of
Evidence
Q. And part of the arrangement was that you were to let him turn Queen's
evidence if he gave it up ? ... receive these bars — I believe he was to give up the
gold, and then to beletout as Queen's evidence — I have not the slightest doubt
about it ...
Great Britain. Central Criminal Court, Henry Buckler, 1839
4
Les Bases Du Droit Anglais: Textes, Vocabulaire Et Exercices
GRASSING AND TURNING QUEEN'S EVIDENCE 487. There are two ways in
which people, often members of the criminal fraternity, will assist in the capture or
prosecution of others, in the hope of gaining some advantage, financial or ...
Christian Bouscaren, Rosalind Greenstein, Alexandre Cordahi, 1993
5
Peace Keeping in a Democratic Society: The Lessons of ...
Allowing them in open court to turn 'Queen's Evidence' after pleading guilty and
being themselves publicly convicted has little relevance to a terrorist campaign,
for any terrorist who did this would be signing a warrant for his own death at the ...
6
Chembers 21 Century Dictionary
... which they regard as the most correct or acceptable form. Q 1 6c. Queen's
evidence (when the sovereign is a woman) or King's evidence (when the
sovereign is a man) c* noun, Brit law evidence that a participant or accomplice in
a crime ...
7
The American Law Journal
There is not the slightest analogy between the evidence of parties and Queen's
evidence. The Queen's evidence is fairly open to the suspicion of exceeding the
truth against his former confederates, of understating his own share in the crime,
...
8
Chambers concise dictionary
[16c] Queen's evidence (when the sovereign is a woman) or King's evidence (
when the sovereign is a man) > n, Brit law evidence that a participant or
accomplice in a crime gives to support the case of the prosecution. ♢ turn Queen's
or King's ...
0 Queen's Bench Division (QBo) noun one |of the main divisions of the High
Court 0 Queen's Counsel noun senior British harrister, appointed hy the Lord
Chancellor NOTE ahhreviated to QC 0 Queen's evidence noun to taro Queen's
evidence ...
Peter Hodgson Collin, 1999
10
Criminal Justice: A Beginner’s Guide
Some exhibits are self-certifiying under legislation, such as birth or death
certificates or intoximeter printouts used in excess alcohol cases. Queen's
evidence Queen's (or King's) evidence is a term applied to evidence given by a
witness who ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «QUEEN'S EVIDENCE»
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queen's evidence is used in the context of the following news items.
Pc Keith Blakelock murder trial: The law on granting immunity to …
... from prosecution notice” in exchange for turning Queen's Evidence. ... for CPS London, said evidence in the case was reviewed according to guidelines. «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 14»
