The Relation of International Law to the Law of England And of the United States
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— ^ Hist, of Crim. Law, Vol. II, p. 36. AND ACTS OF PARLIAMENT IN ORDINARY COURTS 55 Act exempts the diplomatic envoy from liability to " all suits and processes" of the country to which he is ac- credited. This means prima facie exemption from civil liability ; and nothing is said in the Act which in express terms excludes the operation of the criminal law. The writer of the article on Constitutional Law in the Laws of England' assumes the position that International Law is a part of the law o...f England, and states the proposition of International Law that diplomatic agents are exempt from the criminal law of the country to Avhich they are accredited, thus leaving it to be inferred that by English Law also they are exempt from the jurisdiction of the criminal courts. The writer ot the article on Criminal Law. In the same work' declares for their immunity from criminal juris- diction in a limited degree and places it upon the Act of Anne. " The Act, " he says, " seems to contemplate a summary proceeding, without the intervention of a jury, and has probably no application to arrest on criminal process.
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— ^ Hist, of Crim. Law, Vol. II, p. 36. AND ACTS OF PARLIAMENT IN ORDINARY COURTS 55 Act exempts the diplomatic envoy from liability to " all suits and processes" of the country to which he is ac- credited. This means prima facie exemption from civil liability ; and nothing is said in the Act which in express terms excludes the operation of the criminal law. The writer of the article on Constitutional Law in the Laws of England' assumes the position that International Law is a part of the law o...f England, and states the proposition of International Law that diplomatic agents are exempt from the criminal law of the country to Avhich they are accredited, thus leaving it to be inferred that by English Law also they are exempt from the jurisdiction of the criminal courts. The writer ot the article on Criminal Law. In the same work' declares for their immunity from criminal juris- diction in a limited degree and places it upon the Act of Anne. " The Act, " he says, " seems to contemplate a summary proceeding, without the intervention of a jury, and has probably no application to arrest on criminal process.
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