The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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... benefit of the questionable verdict of " not proven , " * which we shall assume to be an acquittal . Yet a most significant and scathing judgment has been placed on record , even on this charge . It was declared that eight of the ...
... benefit of the questionable verdict of " not proven , " * which we shall assume to be an acquittal . Yet a most significant and scathing judgment has been placed on record , even on this charge . It was declared that eight of the ...
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... benefit of others ; while punishment is external , and political , inflicted by a Judge , and for the advantage of society . Plato , in his Gorgias , says that ex- piation is the end of punishment ; St. Augustine puts forth ...
... benefit of others ; while punishment is external , and political , inflicted by a Judge , and for the advantage of society . Plato , in his Gorgias , says that ex- piation is the end of punishment ; St. Augustine puts forth ...
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... benefit of themselves and the community . Some Legislators would banish religion out of all national educa- tion . Let them remember that religion has done more for the liberty and freedom of mankind than all other kinds of education ...
... benefit of themselves and the community . Some Legislators would banish religion out of all national educa- tion . Let them remember that religion has done more for the liberty and freedom of mankind than all other kinds of education ...
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... benefit to them intellectually ; but its effect on their patience and temper is likely to be the reverse of beneficial . We appeal to the learned authors of this treatise to confess what their feelings would be if , in the stress of ...
... benefit to them intellectually ; but its effect on their patience and temper is likely to be the reverse of beneficial . We appeal to the learned authors of this treatise to confess what their feelings would be if , in the stress of ...
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... benefit of other people , or , indeed , to punish a man for any reason what- ever , unless on the grounds of his own crimes . I , therefore , infer that the punishment of death is of no use to those for whose benefit , by way of example ...
... benefit of other people , or , indeed , to punish a man for any reason what- ever , unless on the grounds of his own crimes . I , therefore , infer that the punishment of death is of no use to those for whose benefit , by way of example ...
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