...Geo. 4, c. 82, 8. 3, the legislature deliberately adopted the view of the judges : it was considered to be proper that a person who had endured the punishment...not be liable to have reflections made upon him." [Cole, QC, and Bollen for defendants; Collins, QC, and Pitt-Lewis for plaintiff.] * The third section...

...Cudd/nyton's case, said that the Legislature deliberately adopted the view of the judges ; it was considered to be proper that a person who had endured the punishment for his offence, should not be liable to have reflections made upon him. Such questions could be put in...