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  1. Royal Commission on Criminal Procedure Report, Cmnd. 8092, 1981.

  2. A. Samuels “Criminal procedure: Reflections on the Philips Report”,Law Society Gazette (1981), 885.

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  7. Supra note 1, Royal Commission on Criminal Procedure Report, Cmnd. 8092, 1981, at para. 1.24.

  8. Supra note 1, Royal Commission on Criminal Procedure Report, Cmnd. 8092, 1981, at para. 1.27.

  9. Ibid. Royal Commission on Criminal Procedure Report, Cmnd. 8092, 1981, para. 1229.

  10. Ibid. Royal Commission on Criminal Procedure Report, Cmnd. 8092, 1981, para. 1.33.

  11. Supra note 1 Royal Commission on Criminal Procedure Report, Cmnd. 8092, 1981, at para. 1.30.

  12. Supra note 1 Royal Commission on Criminal Procedure Report, Cmnd. 8092, 1981, at para. 1.35.

  13. Ibid. Royal Commission on Criminal Procedure Report, Cmnd. 8092, 1981, para. 1.12.

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    Leslie Moran LL.B. (Solicitor, Lecturer in Law)

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Moran, L. The Royal Commission on criminal procedure: First principles. Liverpool Law Rev 4, 84–89 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03185311

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