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It is to Consular Courts that , in our 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 ...
It is to Consular Courts that , in our 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 ...
Page 33
There seems to be on the whole a preponderance of opinion in favour of a Code
which shall embody in abstract , adequate , and unambiguous phraseology the
practical results of all the learning contained in the statutes and judicial decisions
...
There seems to be on the whole a preponderance of opinion in favour of a Code
which shall embody in abstract , adequate , and unambiguous phraseology the
practical results of all the learning contained in the statutes and judicial decisions
...
Page 36
He then inclined to the 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 therefore 36 THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE .
He then inclined to the 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 therefore 36 THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE .
Page 40
In conformity with this expression of opinion , section 12 , paragraph 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 ...
In conformity with this expression of opinion , section 12 , paragraph 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 ...
Page 52
In more than one particular will " Such a * To allow a prisoner to give evidence on
oath would , in the opinion of Sir Fitzjames Stephen , be placing in his way too
great a temptation . restriction , ” says the learned author , “ is no argument ...
In more than one particular will " Such a * To allow a prisoner to give evidence on
oath would , in the opinion of Sir Fitzjames Stephen , be placing in his way too
great a temptation . restriction , ” says the learned author , “ is no argument ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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