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Page 191
... officers whose evidence they suspected to be influenced by the hope of the reward on conviction ; and the offender ... officers , whether a conviction fol- lows or not , should be left to the discretion of the magistrates , who ...
... officers whose evidence they suspected to be influenced by the hope of the reward on conviction ; and the offender ... officers , whether a conviction fol- lows or not , should be left to the discretion of the magistrates , who ...
Page 194
... officers , it is the party prosecuting or detecting , and fre- quently not a peace - officer . ' These questions , we see , allude also to another bad effect of re- wards , both parliamentary and private , viz . the probability that an ...
... officers , it is the party prosecuting or detecting , and fre- quently not a peace - officer . ' These questions , we see , allude also to another bad effect of re- wards , both parliamentary and private , viz . the probability that an ...
Page 195
... officers ; low and ignorant people will do that ; but I do not find that the police - officers outstrip the truth , and it is perhaps because they know that I watch them ; I find the country - constables much more anxious for the reward ...
... officers ; low and ignorant people will do that ; but I do not find that the police - officers outstrip the truth , and it is perhaps because they know that I watch them ; I find the country - constables much more anxious for the reward ...
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