The Criminal Code and the Law of Criminal Evidence in Canada: Being an Annotation of the Criminal Code of Canada, and of the Canada Evidence Act, with Special Reference to the Law of Evidence and the Procedure in Criminal Courts, Including the Practice Before Justices and an Certiorari and Habeas CorpusCanada Law Book Company, 1908 - 1030 pages |
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