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Reimagining procedural distress as a candidate quality domain in pediatric emergency medicine. [PDF]
Front PediatrXu XT, Chen H, Ruan QN, Yan WJ.
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Mao's Cultural War: The Origins of the Cultural Revolution Revisited. [PDF]
Mod ChinaWu Y.
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'Flattened, fattened, and forgotten': the 'dis-integrated' care of patients prescribed antipsychotics in the UK. [PDF]
Br J Gen PractWoodall A +7 more
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Consumer-Relevant Endpoints in Nutritional Supplement Research: A Case of Multivitamin and Mineral Supplements. [PDF]
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Global Rise of Compounded Weight-Loss Medicines: A Worrisome Trend. [PDF]
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Abstract The indictment is the formal document containing a list of the charges against the accused, to which he pleads either guilty or not guilty at the beginning of his trial on indictment. A jury may try only one indictment at a time: Crane v DPP [1921] AC 299.
John Sprack
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Abstract The indictment is the formal document containing a list of the charges against the accused, to which he pleads either guilty or not guilty at the beginning of his trial on indictment. A jury may try only one indictment at a time: Crane v DPP [1921] AC 299.
John Sprack
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Grand Jury Indictment under 18 USC 371 against Gosser, Murzynski, and ...
Pamela Jane Schwikkard +1 more
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From “waiver of indictment” to “withdrawal of indictment”. Remarks on Article 14 § 2 of the Criminal Code [PDF]
Zeszyty Naukowe Uniwersytetu Rzeszowskiego Seria Filologiczna Glottodydaktyka, 2020 This article discusses the issues related to the application of regulations included in Art. 14, § 2 of the Criminal Code where the withdrawal of the indictment by the public prosecutor was regulated.
Piotr Krzysztof Sowinski
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Indictable Offences Tried Without An Indictment
King's Law Journal, 2009(2009). Indictable Offences Tried Without An Indictment. King's Law Journal: Vol. 20, No. 1, pp. 145-154.
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