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... an Ambassador can imprison or punish natives of his own country within the
Embassy walls . On the one hand it may be said that the hôtel of an Ambassador
is inviolable ; but on the other it may more justly be observed that this privilege is
a ...
... an Ambassador can imprison or punish natives of his own country within the
Embassy walls . On the one hand it may be said that the hôtel of an Ambassador
is inviolable ; but on the other it may more justly be observed that this privilege is
a ...
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He is persuaded that his declaration will find a hearing in the conscience of those
whom it principally concerns and a powerful echo in the public opinion of all
countries . “ The duty of seeing that International Law is obeyed and of punishing
...
He is persuaded that his declaration will find a hearing in the conscience of those
whom it principally concerns and a powerful echo in the public opinion of all
countries . “ The duty of seeing that International Law is obeyed and of punishing
...
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... committed ; and by the Comity of Nations , the country in which the criminal has
been found , has aided the police of the country against which the crime was
committed , in bringing the criminal to punishment . In Lord Loughborough ' s time
...
... committed ; and by the Comity of Nations , the country in which the criminal has
been found , has aided the police of the country against which the crime was
committed , in bringing the criminal to punishment . In Lord Loughborough ' s time
...
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But in questions of honour or life , judgments of foreign Judges were not always
executed , more especially in England , because we refused to punish a man ( let
his offence be never so heinous ) unless he were brought to punishment by a ...
But in questions of honour or life , judgments of foreign Judges were not always
executed , more especially in England , because we refused to punish a man ( let
his offence be never so heinous ) unless he were brought to punishment by a ...
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... Powers , he should oblige the culprit to repair the damage if it is possible , or
punish him in an exemplary manner , or , lastly , according to the case and the
circumstances , deliver him up to the offended State that justice may be executed
.
... Powers , he should oblige the culprit to repair the damage if it is possible , or
punish him in an exemplary manner , or , lastly , according to the case and the
circumstances , deliver him up to the offended State that justice may be executed
.
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1897 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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