The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 62
... amendment of offenders . Similarly , we could prove that means were required for the establishment and maintenance of all the great ends of political society - e.g . , personal property . Classification . - When there are breaches of ...
... amendment of offenders . Similarly , we could prove that means were required for the establishment and maintenance of all the great ends of political society - e.g . , personal property . Classification . - When there are breaches of ...
Page 81
... amendment . If it was not intended that a tenant holding an allotment was to be prevented from erecting a cow - house upon it , the Act might well have shewn that the erection was permissible . It might have been better not to have ...
... amendment . If it was not intended that a tenant holding an allotment was to be prevented from erecting a cow - house upon it , the Act might well have shewn that the erection was permissible . It might have been better not to have ...
Page 88
... Amendments of the Law as to the Liability of Employers . With Appendices and Indices . By WALTER COOK SPENS , Advocate , Sheriff - substitute for Lanarkshire ; and ROBERT T. YOUNGER , M.A. , LL.B. , Advocate . Glasgow . James Maclehose ...
... Amendments of the Law as to the Liability of Employers . With Appendices and Indices . By WALTER COOK SPENS , Advocate , Sheriff - substitute for Lanarkshire ; and ROBERT T. YOUNGER , M.A. , LL.B. , Advocate . Glasgow . James Maclehose ...
Page 98
... amendment of the offender , and the example to others against offending in the like manner . But , says Paley , in the reformation of criminals little has ever been effected , and little , he fears , is practicable . With this statement ...
... amendment of the offender , and the example to others against offending in the like manner . But , says Paley , in the reformation of criminals little has ever been effected , and little , he fears , is practicable . With this statement ...
Page 103
... amendment of the criminal . While he denies that we have a right to inflict actual death for any crime , he holds that we have a right to defend ourselves from habitual criminals , in the interests of general society . Almost no one ...
... amendment of the criminal . While he denies that we have a right to inflict actual death for any crime , he holds that we have a right to defend ourselves from habitual criminals , in the interests of general society . Almost no one ...
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