The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 60
... punishment for crimes . When an offence has been intended , the punishment is more severe than when it was not so ... punished with death , and criminals treated worse than wild beasts . Criminal Code Required . - One of the greatest ...
... punishment for crimes . When an offence has been intended , the punishment is more severe than when it was not so ... punished with death , and criminals treated worse than wild beasts . Criminal Code Required . - One of the greatest ...
Page 97
... Punishment . - With Bentham I hold that the principal end of punishment is to prevent the same offences ; and that ... death is the extreme punishment inflicted on an offender who deprives another person of life . Punishment is inflicted ...
... Punishment . - With Bentham I hold that the principal end of punishment is to prevent the same offences ; and that ... death is the extreme punishment inflicted on an offender who deprives another person of life . Punishment is inflicted ...
Page 100
... punishment and 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 and 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 ...
Page 103
... punishments ; and the Code Napoléon prescribed beheading as the death punishment in France . The infliction of cruel or of infamous punishments is apt to recoil on those who inflict them . 66 For punishments to be just , they must be ...
... punishments ; and the Code Napoléon prescribed beheading as the death punishment in France . The infliction of cruel or of infamous punishments is apt to recoil on those who inflict them . 66 For punishments to be just , they must be ...
Page 104
... death and correctional punishment , society would be impossible . I must now proceed to enunciate the accessory qualities which every punishment , independently of the elements which compose it , ought to have . It should be ( 1 ) ...
... death and correctional punishment , society would be impossible . I must now proceed to enunciate the accessory qualities which every punishment , independently of the elements which compose it , ought to have . It should be ( 1 ) ...
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