The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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... Execution ... Antologia Giuridica , Edited by P. DELOGU ... ... CHAN - TOON , Nature and Value of Jurisprudence ( 2nd ... ... ... GREENWOOD AND MARTIN , Magisterial and Police Guide Edition ) ... ( 3rd Edition ) ... ... ... ... 181 ...
... Execution ... Antologia Giuridica , Edited by P. DELOGU ... ... CHAN - TOON , Nature and Value of Jurisprudence ( 2nd ... ... ... GREENWOOD AND MARTIN , Magisterial and Police Guide Edition ) ... ( 3rd Edition ) ... ... ... ... 181 ...
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... execution by means of a sanction . When the sanction follows the infraction of a public right it is called a punishment ; and when of a civil right , reparation or compensation . Public punishment is reserved to the public authority of ...
... execution by means of a sanction . When the sanction follows the infraction of a public right it is called a punishment ; and when of a civil right , reparation or compensation . Public punishment is reserved to the public authority of ...
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... executed . Penal or Criminal laws differ from Civil laws , inasmuch as the latter give rise to an action to the party injured , and the former to a public action for the wrong done to the public , and usually to a private action to the ...
... executed . Penal or Criminal laws differ from Civil laws , inasmuch as the latter give rise to an action to the party injured , and the former to a public action for the wrong done to the public , and usually to a private action to the ...
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... execution . Custom inevitably becomes the law of the land . But all men acknowledge that there are certain crimes - e.g . , theft , violence , homicide , perjury , conspiracies against one's country , which reason . has pointed out to ...
... execution . Custom inevitably becomes the law of the land . But all men acknowledge that there are certain crimes - e.g . , theft , violence , homicide , perjury , conspiracies against one's country , which reason . has pointed out to ...
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... execution for murder ; and that the fanaticism of religion , or of liberty , is enough to put aside the threatenings of certain execution . If men were always governed by their reason , or their interests , there would be no crimes , no ...
... execution for murder ; and that the fanaticism of religion , or of liberty , is enough to put aside the threatenings of certain execution . If men were always governed by their reason , or their interests , there would be no crimes , no ...
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