The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 39Butterworths, 1963 - Law |
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Page 253
... criminal punish- ment , an examination of the effectiveness of the principal punitive provisions of our criminal law and its application , and the institutions and means by which the sentences of the Court are carried out . Definition ...
... criminal punish- ment , an examination of the effectiveness of the principal punitive provisions of our criminal law and its application , and the institutions and means by which the sentences of the Court are carried out . Definition ...
Page 254
... criminal law . The principal argument against it lies in the very fact that it is a moral theory and that , on one view , such matters are properly reserved exclusively for the divine punishment that Christians believe is to come . It ...
... criminal law . The principal argument against it lies in the very fact that it is a moral theory and that , on one view , such matters are properly reserved exclusively for the divine punishment that Christians believe is to come . It ...
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... criminal appetite at the vital moment . That could be helped by absorbing as far as we could the energies of young men in worth- while endeavours . The final restraint was fear of consequences . Court sentences should never be mere ...
... criminal appetite at the vital moment . That could be helped by absorbing as far as we could the energies of young men in worth- while endeavours . The final restraint was fear of consequences . Court sentences should never be mere ...
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