JUDGE’S STRICTURES.
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Wellington, last night. Some depositions fromNapierwere animadvoitod upon by Mr Justice Danniston in the Supreme Court to-day. Mr Myerp, who was appearing for the Crown, said there was a tendency in some plaors where they knew a man was going to plead guilty to an indictable effenoe not to teke full evidence. Mr Justioe Dennision replied that it was in just such i oases as those where full evidence was most important. The parlioular depositions before him were most disgraceful, and it Beemed to have been taken for granted that they were going tbrongh a 1 form and that it did not matter.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1781, 12 June 1906, Page 3
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