The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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In recommending the study of the Scotch Criminal Administration to the attention
of English juristsl 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 ...
In recommending the study of the Scotch Criminal Administration to the attention
of English juristsl 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 ...
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It certainly strikes a Scotchman as singular that 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 ...
It certainly strikes a Scotchman as singular that 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 ...
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I shall not occupy your attention by recounting the various attempts which have
been made by the English jurists of our time to bring about this desirable result.
Our Government has at length taken up the subject seriously, and a. Commission
...
I shall not occupy your attention by recounting the various attempts which have
been made by the English jurists of our time to bring about this desirable result.
Our Government has at length taken up the subject seriously, and a. Commission
...
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The question has been already virtually decided for Ireland, with the approval of
Irish jurists, and the code is a joint production of a Commission of English and
Irish Judges. Why should it not be similarly decided with respect to Scotland?
The question has been already virtually decided for Ireland, with the approval of
Irish jurists, and the code is a joint production of a Commission of English and
Irish Judges. Why should it not be similarly decided with respect to Scotland?
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If the truth must be told we always speak of' manslaughter' in Scotland
everywhere except in court, just as our English friends speak of 'theft ' when they
are not thinking of an indictment. It is really ridiculous to contend that the
trivialities of legal ...
If the truth must be told we always speak of' manslaughter' in Scotland
everywhere except in court, just as our English friends speak of 'theft ' when they
are not thinking of an indictment. It is really ridiculous to contend that the
trivialities of legal ...
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