The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and Abroad. exception of those crimes , now practically reduced to ... crime , is not peculiar to Scotland . Such a system once existed in England and very distinct traces of it remain to ...
For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and Abroad. exception of those crimes , now practically reduced to ... crime , is not peculiar to Scotland . Such a system once existed in England and very distinct traces of it remain to ...
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... crime and its appropriate punishments , can satisfy itself that the law is justly administered and that the punishments are suitable to the offences proved . It has been well said that a code is the ultimate form of every good system of ...
... crime and its appropriate punishments , can satisfy itself that the law is justly administered and that the punishments are suitable to the offences proved . It has been well said that a code is the ultimate form of every good system of ...
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... crimes . Certain differences , no doubt exist , distinguishing the law of Scotland from that of England and Ireland ... crime can be tried as manslaughter or assault , the act of negligence , as I understand , would not be indictable ...
... crimes . Certain differences , no doubt exist , distinguishing the law of Scotland from that of England and Ireland ... crime can be tried as manslaughter or assault , the act of negligence , as I understand , would not be indictable ...
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... Crime , there is another very strong objection , which alone is sufficient to condemn it . Public Law is so vast in extent , and itself requires to be divided into so many sub - species , that to make it merely a sub - species is ...
... Crime , there is another very strong objection , which alone is sufficient to condemn it . Public Law is so vast in extent , and itself requires to be divided into so many sub - species , that to make it merely a sub - species is ...
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... crimes is , I think , the correct one . A tort is a wrong done to an individual , a crime is a wrong done to the whole community . In the former case the person of inherence is an individual ; in the latter case the State , as the repre ...
... crimes is , I think , the correct one . A tort is a wrong done to an individual , a crime is a wrong done to the whole community . In the former case the person of inherence is an individual ; in the latter case the State , as the repre ...
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