The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... sentenced to be burnt because he had apostatised to Judaism for the love of a Jewess . This seems to have been the ... sentence by the King's Court . Mait- land's view , based on the other evidence extant as to cases of this kind , is ...
... sentenced to be burnt because he had apostatised to Judaism for the love of a Jewess . This seems to have been the ... sentence by the King's Court . Mait- land's view , based on the other evidence extant as to cases of this kind , is ...
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... sentence . The total number of prisoners received under sentence was 151,603 ; and as in the previous year , 1912-13 , the number was 166,023 there is a substantial decrease amounting to 14,420 . Another way of looking at this question ...
... sentence . The total number of prisoners received under sentence was 151,603 ; and as in the previous year , 1912-13 , the number was 166,023 there is a substantial decrease amounting to 14,420 . Another way of looking at this question ...
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... sentenced to penal servitude and 6,441 to imprisonment , etc. , making a total of 7,194 against 7,738 convicted in 1913-14 , made up of 797 sentenced to penal servitude . and 6,941 to imprisonment . This does not at first look like an ...
... sentenced to penal servitude and 6,441 to imprisonment , etc. , making a total of 7,194 against 7,738 convicted in 1913-14 , made up of 797 sentenced to penal servitude . and 6,941 to imprisonment . This does not at first look like an ...
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... sentences proceed , that they are healthier , more vigorous , and in every way in improved condition . They begin to set a higher value on the quieter joys of life , such as reading , and to appreciate as never before the meaning and ...
... sentences proceed , that they are healthier , more vigorous , and in every way in improved condition . They begin to set a higher value on the quieter joys of life , such as reading , and to appreciate as never before the meaning and ...
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... sentenced to penal servitude who had been previously convicted is a good deal higher , as no less than 87 per cent ... sentence of penal servitude are the work of a handful of confirmed recidivists , whose ranks are not being recruited ...
... sentenced to penal servitude who had been previously convicted is a good deal higher , as no less than 87 per cent ... sentence of penal servitude are the work of a handful of confirmed recidivists , whose ranks are not being recruited ...
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