The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... arbitrary . Arbitrary punishment , in fact as well as in name , dominates the whole category of criminal law in Scotland , with the exception of those crimes , now practically reduced to one 4 JURISPRUDENCE AND THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW .
... arbitrary . Arbitrary punishment , in fact as well as in name , dominates the whole category of criminal law in Scotland , with the exception of those crimes , now practically reduced to one 4 JURISPRUDENCE AND THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW .
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... registration system in Eng- land . But I would respectfully suggest that instead of merely maintaining an office open to the whole kingdom , but which no one uses , it might be worth JURISPRUDENCE AND THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW . 13.
... registration system in Eng- land . But I would respectfully suggest that instead of merely maintaining an office open to the whole kingdom , but which no one uses , it might be worth JURISPRUDENCE AND THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW . 13.
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... whole habit of their mind was to adhere strictly to prece- dent . " This is a somewhat curious statement from one who regards the investigations as one of a judicial character , and whose main objection to Committees is , that they are ...
... whole habit of their mind was to adhere strictly to prece- dent . " This is a somewhat curious statement from one who regards the investigations as one of a judicial character , and whose main objection to Committees is , that they are ...
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... whole amount of these fees was not already necessary in connexion with the permanent staff and expenses of the House . But apart from that , it is a curious economy to substitute a highly paid tribunal for one which does its work ...
... whole amount of these fees was not already necessary in connexion with the permanent staff and expenses of the House . But apart from that , it is a curious economy to substitute a highly paid tribunal for one which does its work ...
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... whole approved of Mr. Dodson's proposals he was of opinion that the appeal from the " Permanent Tribunal " should be one of right , and not an appeal conditioned by the consent of Parliament , or left to the discretion of any ...
... whole approved of Mr. Dodson's proposals he was of opinion that the appeal from the " Permanent Tribunal " should be one of right , and not an appeal conditioned by the consent of Parliament , or left to the discretion of any ...
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