The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 306
CRIMINAL Statistics.1 IT T is perhaps a matter of regret that the collection and
compilation of the Judicial Statistics for each year is such a lengthy operation that
their publication is necessarily postponed for a period of twelve months , by
which ...
CRIMINAL Statistics.1 IT T is perhaps a matter of regret that the collection and
compilation of the Judicial Statistics for each year is such a lengthy operation that
their publication is necessarily postponed for a period of twelve months , by
which ...
Page 313
Up to the end of 1913 licences had been granted only to 7 habitual criminals ( i in
1912 and 6 in 1913 ) , and two of these ... assistance in determining the period of
detention which is required by the average habitual criminal to reform , but until ...
Up to the end of 1913 licences had been granted only to 7 habitual criminals ( i in
1912 and 6 in 1913 ) , and two of these ... assistance in determining the period of
detention which is required by the average habitual criminal to reform , but until ...
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Next , it is proposed to examine , exclusively from the point of view of the Criminal
law of England , the criminal responsibility of officers and crews of the German
submarines who have torpedoed British merchant vessels without notice .
Next , it is proposed to examine , exclusively from the point of view of the Criminal
law of England , the criminal responsibility of officers and crews of the German
submarines who have torpedoed British merchant vessels without notice .
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Contents
CRIMINAL STATISTICS 1913 | 306 |
CRIMINALS HABITUAL AND SCOTTISH CONVICTIONS | 331 |
DAMAGE CAUSED BY FALLING TILES ETC HOUSEHOLDERS | 350 |
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