The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 38
... amount of punishment be allotted to offences against property , as to offences against the person , all difference between those crimes will shortly vanish from the minds of the criminal classes . The sole object of punishment should be ...
... amount of punishment be allotted to offences against property , as to offences against the person , all difference between those crimes will shortly vanish from the minds of the criminal classes . The sole object of punishment should be ...
Page 39
... amount of punishment shall follow the commission of particular offences . This system of minimum sentence is not unfrequently fraught with un- necessary hardship , and it has therefore been thought expedient to invest the judicial ...
... amount of punishment shall follow the commission of particular offences . This system of minimum sentence is not unfrequently fraught with un- necessary hardship , and it has therefore been thought expedient to invest the judicial ...
Page 48
... amounts to a criminal offence . Consequent upon the abolition of every dis- tinction between felonies and misdemeanours , Section 286 enacts that one form of procedure shall be adopted in all proceedings against persons accused of ...
... amounts to a criminal offence . Consequent upon the abolition of every dis- tinction between felonies and misdemeanours , Section 286 enacts that one form of procedure shall be adopted in all proceedings against persons accused of ...
Page 70
... amount of work , and it is remarkable that in contrast with the attacks to which his conduct of the Fenian trials had been exposed , and with the uproar which followed on the Galway judgment in 1872 , his large share in the Election ...
... amount of work , and it is remarkable that in contrast with the attacks to which his conduct of the Fenian trials had been exposed , and with the uproar which followed on the Galway judgment in 1872 , his large share in the Election ...
Page 82
... amount of restraint to be enforced thereby , should be as restricted as is compatible with proper care . of the lunatics themselves , and due protection of others from the results of their infirmity . So long as these con- ditions are ...
... amount of restraint to be enforced thereby , should be as restricted as is compatible with proper care . of the lunatics themselves , and due protection of others from the results of their infirmity . So long as these con- ditions are ...
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