The Archive · 1928

Interrogation of Witnesses

The Commission, whose labours: are expected to extend to maw months, will consi ments from the persons interviewed daring investigations of crime. It ill also consider the functions of the Public Prosecutor.

Lord Lee, in the inaugural speech, emphasized the need for open-mind-codness, holding the balance between the interests of justice and the desire to protect public rights and berties.

The first witness Earn Blackwell, declared that there tne ground to suppose that the police had exereived their powers to al improper extent or that anything in the nature. of "third degree" methods existed.

The sitting Reuter.

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