The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 65
... leave these general observations , and proceed to the discussion of crimes . II . CRIMES . Crime . The word crime is a word of a very flexible and extensive character . In a popular sense , it comprehends every offence against the laws ...
... leave these general observations , and proceed to the discussion of crimes . II . CRIMES . Crime . The word crime is a word of a very flexible and extensive character . In a popular sense , it comprehends every offence against the laws ...
Page 82
... leave no room for doubt , while in other cases , such as " cottage , " he may have thought that the definition , like the celebrated sheep , would come home and bring its tail behind it . Earl Grey on the State of Ireland . Lord Grey's ...
... leave no room for doubt , while in other cases , such as " cottage , " he may have thought that the definition , like the celebrated sheep , would come home and bring its tail behind it . Earl Grey on the State of Ireland . Lord Grey's ...
Page 86
... it may be hoped , leaves an estate of more than £ 50 , the limit of 11 Geo . IV . & I Will . IV . , c . 41 , s . 5 , and of 27 & 28 Vic . , c . 36 , s . 3 , though , no doubt , the Services are not Professions 86 REVIEWS .
... it may be hoped , leaves an estate of more than £ 50 , the limit of 11 Geo . IV . & I Will . IV . , c . 41 , s . 5 , and of 27 & 28 Vic . , c . 36 , s . 3 , though , no doubt , the Services are not Professions 86 REVIEWS .
Page 89
... leaving the reader in doubt as to their opinion of the respective merits of the decisions , while cognate points are illustrated by a mass of information not often collected in a practical treatise . Judged , however , by the standard ...
... leaving the reader in doubt as to their opinion of the respective merits of the decisions , while cognate points are illustrated by a mass of information not often collected in a practical treatise . Judged , however , by the standard ...
Page 104
... leave the Judge a considerable latitude between the maximum and minimum punishment . ( 2. ) Unless punishments are personal , the wrong people -that is to say , innocent people - are punished . Man is a social being ; and his acts ...
... leave the Judge a considerable latitude between the maximum and minimum punishment . ( 2. ) Unless punishments are personal , the wrong people -that is to say , innocent people - are punished . Man is a social being ; and his acts ...
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