The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... English jurists I do not wish to represent it as an absolutely perfect system , nor do I think that it could be extended in its entirety to the sister country , with its enormous population and com- plicated local institutions . But the ...
... English jurists I do not wish to represent it as an absolutely perfect system , nor do I think that it could be extended in its entirety to the sister country , with its enormous population and com- plicated local institutions . But the ...
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... English lawyers should be engaged in investigating this problem upon first principles , as if it had never been attempted before , when if they look north of the Tweed they would find it practically solved to the satisfaction of the ...
... English lawyers should be engaged in investigating this problem upon first principles , as if it had never been attempted before , when if they look north of the Tweed they would find it practically solved to the satisfaction of the ...
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... English jurists of our time to bring about this desirable result . Our Government has at length taken up the subject seriously , and a Commission , consisting of some of the most eminent judges of England and Ireland , submitted in ...
... English jurists of our time to bring about this desirable result . Our Government has at length taken up the subject seriously , and a Commission , consisting of some of the most eminent judges of England and Ireland , submitted in ...
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... English and Irish Judges . Why should it not be similarly decided with respect to Scotland ? The elements of criminal law are necessarily the same in all civilised countries . In countries acknowledging the same sovereignty there must ...
... English and Irish Judges . Why should it not be similarly decided with respect to Scotland ? The elements of criminal law are necessarily the same in all civilised countries . In countries acknowledging the same sovereignty there must ...
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... English , the public would not greatly regret the sacrifice of the equivalent term ' larceny . ' In exchange I should be prepared to sacrifice my predilections as a Scottish lawyer for ' culpable homicide ' and would not be afraid to ...
... English , the public would not greatly regret the sacrifice of the equivalent term ' larceny . ' In exchange I should be prepared to sacrifice my predilections as a Scottish lawyer for ' culpable homicide ' and would not be afraid to ...
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