The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... definition of heresy . Previously , the lay courts had accepted the findings of the Ecclesiastical Courts , but had the power to determine if a particular tenet was heretical or not . It was defined to be " what had been so determined ...
... definition of heresy . Previously , the lay courts had accepted the findings of the Ecclesiastical Courts , but had the power to determine if a particular tenet was heretical or not . It was defined to be " what had been so determined ...
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... definition . It is perhaps still possible for a layman to be prosecuted for heresy in an Ecclesiastical Court , and excommunicated if he refuses to recant , upon which the Court can order six months ' imprisonment . As regards the ...
... definition . It is perhaps still possible for a layman to be prosecuted for heresy in an Ecclesiastical Court , and excommunicated if he refuses to recant , upon which the Court can order six months ' imprisonment . As regards the ...
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... definition of it given already ( viz . the supremacy of the Sovereign over his subjects ) contains nothing that any Church could not accept consistently with obedience to their own voluntary constitutions . An additional reason for the ...
... definition of it given already ( viz . the supremacy of the Sovereign over his subjects ) contains nothing that any Church could not accept consistently with obedience to their own voluntary constitutions . An additional reason for the ...
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... defined , it may be well to say something of the crime of MacNaughton . On the afternoon of the 20th of January , 1843 , Mr. Drummond , the private secretary of Sir Robert Peel , who was then Prime Minister , was returning alone to ...
... defined , it may be well to say something of the crime of MacNaughton . On the afternoon of the 20th of January , 1843 , Mr. Drummond , the private secretary of Sir Robert Peel , who was then Prime Minister , was returning alone to ...
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... definition of insanity with reference to criminal responsibility . " They have , however , since their enunciation , been the subject of much criticism by legal and medical writers , and would undoubtedly have given rise to substantial ...
... definition of insanity with reference to criminal responsibility . " They have , however , since their enunciation , been the subject of much criticism by legal and medical writers , and would undoubtedly have given rise to substantial ...
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