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Page 35
... punishment if there is room for that , to a further investigating body , on which the medical profession will have an important , if not the dominant , voice . Don't dismiss this lightly as hopelessly extravagant . Already in California ...
... punishment if there is room for that , to a further investigating body , on which the medical profession will have an important , if not the dominant , voice . Don't dismiss this lightly as hopelessly extravagant . Already in California ...
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... punishment is the essential and all important one , the others being merely accessory . " Punishment is before all things deterrent , and the chief end of the law of crime is to make the evildoer an example and a warning to all that are ...
... punishment is the essential and all important one , the others being merely accessory . " Punishment is before all things deterrent , and the chief end of the law of crime is to make the evildoer an example and a warning to all that are ...
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... punishment . There are , of course , many others whose outlines can be recognised through the mists of controversy and one could go on practically endlessly . But there must be an end to bad things as well as good , and so I must bring ...
... punishment . There are , of course , many others whose outlines can be recognised through the mists of controversy and one could go on practically endlessly . But there must be an end to bad things as well as good , and so I must bring ...
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