The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 124
... criminal assault with an automobile . It says : " The plaintiff in error was convicted of as- sault and battery by ' willfully and unlawfully ' striking and wound- ing one Thomas Mitchell with an automobile , as charged in the in ...
... criminal assault with an automobile . It says : " The plaintiff in error was convicted of as- sault and battery by ' willfully and unlawfully ' striking and wound- ing one Thomas Mitchell with an automobile , as charged in the in ...
Page 130
... criminal negli- gence is largely a matter of degree , and , as has been well said , in- capable of precise definition . When considered as the basis of a charge of manslaughter against a medical man or person as- suming to act as such ...
... criminal negli- gence is largely a matter of degree , and , as has been well said , in- capable of precise definition . When considered as the basis of a charge of manslaughter against a medical man or person as- suming to act as such ...
Page 132
... criminal prosecutions can be undertaken in France against the responsible authors of crimes which arouse our ... criminals of all ranks . The chances of error will be considerable , the proofs almost always doubtful ; the defense to ...
... criminal prosecutions can be undertaken in France against the responsible authors of crimes which arouse our ... criminals of all ranks . The chances of error will be considerable , the proofs almost always doubtful ; the defense to ...
Page 145
... criminals devolves upon a single Judge . With such a system , equality before the law is more or less of an iridescent ... Criminal Appeal was estab- lished about ten years ago , it was given the right to reduce or to add to the sentence ...
... criminals devolves upon a single Judge . With such a system , equality before the law is more or less of an iridescent ... Criminal Appeal was estab- lished about ten years ago , it was given the right to reduce or to add to the sentence ...
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... Criminal Court . " Gentlemen of the jury , " said he , " you have heard Mr. X. say everything that there is to be said for the prisoner - which amounts to exactly noth- ing . Consider your verdict . " The second prize it thinks should ...
... Criminal Court . " Gentlemen of the jury , " said he , " you have heard Mr. X. say everything that there is to be said for the prisoner - which amounts to exactly noth- ing . Consider your verdict . " The second prize it thinks should ...
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