The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 57
... offender , and for the 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 ...
... offender , and for the 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 ...
Page 59
... offender to the penalties of the Criminal law ; and the former is the internal act , which must precede the external act , and which realises itself in the breaking of the external law , and thus becomes a social act capable of being ...
... offender to the penalties of the Criminal law ; and the former is the internal act , which must precede the external act , and which realises itself in the breaking of the external law , and thus becomes a social act capable of being ...
Page 62
... 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 the laws for ...
... 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 the laws for ...
Page 66
... offenders in this class , the largest number clearly show traces of ancestral traits of former generations . Against such offenders , Society has to be in a state of constant watch- fulness , and it defends itself best and most ...
... offenders in this class , the largest number clearly show traces of ancestral traits of former generations . Against such offenders , Society has to be in a state of constant watch- fulness , and it defends itself best and most ...
Page 68
... offender against the Criminal law should be reduced as nearly as possible to an impossibility ; and the prevention of the crime should be the main end of all Criminal legislation . The security of life , property and reputation is the ...
... offender against the Criminal law should be reduced as nearly as possible to an impossibility ; and the prevention of the crime should be the main end of all Criminal legislation . The security of life , property and reputation is the ...
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