The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 18
... death . " 66 It is significant that , about the time when the dynamite explosions occurred , the Parnellite Irishman contained this passage : " The outcome of the " ( Philadelphia ) " Convention we never can accurately " forecast . It ...
... death . " 66 It is significant that , about the time when the dynamite explosions occurred , the Parnellite Irishman contained this passage : " The outcome of the " ( Philadelphia ) " Convention we never can accurately " forecast . It ...
Page 60
... death , and criminals treated worse than wild beasts . Criminal Code Required . - One of the greatest necessities of every civilised Government is a Code of written laws , clear , intelligible , and open to all the citizens . Without ...
... death , and criminals treated worse than wild beasts . Criminal Code Required . - One of the greatest necessities of every civilised Government is a Code of written laws , clear , intelligible , and open to all the citizens . Without ...
Page 67
... death . Nay more , to all intents and purposes , gene- rally speaking , they will also be subject to the evil passions and moral and physical shortcomings of life as it now exists , to jealousy and opposition of interests , and to ...
... death . Nay more , to all intents and purposes , gene- rally speaking , they will also be subject to the evil passions and moral and physical shortcomings of life as it now exists , to jealousy and opposition of interests , and to ...
Page 97
... death is the extreme punishment inflicted on an offender who deprives another person of life . Punishment is inflicted on a person on account of some act that appears to have been done or omitted to be done . It is quite different from ...
... death is the extreme punishment inflicted on an offender who deprives another person of life . Punishment is inflicted on a person on account of some act that appears to have been done or omitted to be done . It is quite different from ...
Page 100
... death were almost the only punishments which existed , and that no attempts were made to graduate punishment to crime . It is absolutely impossible to proportion the punishment to the crime ; for the same nominal punishment is not the ...
... death were almost the only punishments which existed , and that no attempts were made to graduate punishment to crime . It is absolutely impossible to proportion the punishment to the crime ; for the same nominal punishment is not the ...
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