The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 82
... punishment , for in primitive times justice resolved itself into the infliction of punishment , either as a defence of personal authority , or to make its weight indirectly felt . However undeveloped they may be , it is always necessary ...
... punishment , for in primitive times justice resolved itself into the infliction of punishment , either as a defence of personal authority , or to make its weight indirectly felt . However undeveloped they may be , it is always necessary ...
Page 141
... punished with death . The same king issued a proclamation very like James II.'s Declaration of Indulgence and with much the same consequences to its author , Two episodes of some interest to lawyers may be mentioned . In the days of ...
... punished with death . The same king issued a proclamation very like James II.'s Declaration of Indulgence and with much the same consequences to its author , Two episodes of some interest to lawyers may be mentioned . In the days of ...
Page 149
... punishment . Side by side with the demands of private individuals for redress we find also more important public and , as they may be called in modern phraseology , diplomatic expostulations . There was nothing to choose , however ...
... punishment . Side by side with the demands of private individuals for redress we find also more important public and , as they may be called in modern phraseology , diplomatic expostulations . There was nothing to choose , however ...
Page 152
... , since the prevention and punishment of lawlessness on the high seas is rather a matter of police than of jurisdiction . It was all very well to establish an Admiral's Court , but such a tribunal could 152 MEDIEVAL PIRACY AND.
... , since the prevention and punishment of lawlessness on the high seas is rather a matter of police than of jurisdiction . It was all very well to establish an Admiral's Court , but such a tribunal could 152 MEDIEVAL PIRACY AND.
Page 153
... punish him , and it was not difficult for those who had to bring a pirate to justice to be without such necessary evidence as would insure his conviction . The failure of the Admiralty Court for the main purpose for which it was created ...
... punish him , and it was not difficult for those who had to bring a pirate to justice to be without such necessary evidence as would insure his conviction . The failure of the Admiralty Court for the main purpose for which it was created ...
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