The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... opinion , the attention of Governments may be wisely directed with a view to provide a check against the personal impunity which attaches at present to individual negligence in the navigation of steam vessels on the high seas . A scheme ...
... opinion , the attention of Governments may be wisely directed with a view to provide a check against the personal impunity which attaches at present to individual negligence in the navigation of steam vessels on the high seas . A scheme ...
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... opinion in favour of a Code which shall embody in abstract , adequate , and unambiguous phraseology the practical results of all the learning con- tained in the statutes and judicial decisions . This concep- tion of a Code is a creature ...
... opinion in favour of a Code which shall embody in abstract , adequate , and unambiguous phraseology the practical results of all the learning con- tained in the statutes and judicial decisions . This concep- tion of a Code is a creature ...
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... opinion that the better plan would be to remodel the classification of felonies and misdemeanours . See page 110 . jurisdiction of the Central Criminal Court , and must there- 36 THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE . Churchill and Bruce's Sheriff ...
... opinion that the better plan would be to remodel the classification of felonies and misdemeanours . See page 110 . jurisdiction of the Central Criminal Court , and must there- 36 THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE . Churchill and Bruce's Sheriff ...
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... opinion , section 12 , para- graph 8 of the Code , permits a fine to be substituted for penal servitude or imprisonment . No one doubts that the judges will exercise this power with prudence , but it is a serious question whether the ...
... opinion , section 12 , para- graph 8 of the Code , permits a fine to be substituted for penal servitude or imprisonment . No one doubts that the judges will exercise this power with prudence , but it is a serious question whether the ...
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... opinion of Sir Fitzjames Stephen , be placing in his way too great a temptation . " Such a restriction , " says the learned author , “ is no argument against the interrogation of the prisoner ; for in the one case the man is tempted to ...
... opinion of Sir Fitzjames Stephen , be placing in his way too great a temptation . " Such a restriction , " says the learned author , “ is no argument against the interrogation of the prisoner ; for in the one case the man is tempted to ...
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