The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... find any which give full details , but the reports of the Irish General Prisons Board contain for each year the number of persons imprisoned as " Debtors and Prisoners under Civil process " -a head much wider than imprisonments under ...
... find any which give full details , but the reports of the Irish General Prisons Board contain for each year the number of persons imprisoned as " Debtors and Prisoners under Civil process " -a head much wider than imprisonments under ...
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... find that these prisoners are still classed by the Prisons Board as " unemployed , " so that no rules corresponding to those of 1899 seem to have been adopted in Ireland . I am not aware of the Scotch statistics . That further ...
... find that these prisoners are still classed by the Prisons Board as " unemployed , " so that no rules corresponding to those of 1899 seem to have been adopted in Ireland . I am not aware of the Scotch statistics . That further ...
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... find fault not merely with the Report of the Committee but with the whole inquiry . Granted that to go fully into every branch of the subject would have occupied more time than the Committee could afford IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT . 13.
... find fault not merely with the Report of the Committee but with the whole inquiry . Granted that to go fully into every branch of the subject would have occupied more time than the Committee could afford IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT . 13.
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... find fewer defects or irregularities than elsewhere . If the Committee had stated that , owing to the scantiness of the evidence , they were not in a position to give any opinion with regard to these im- prisonments , it would have been ...
... find fewer defects or irregularities than elsewhere . If the Committee had stated that , owing to the scantiness of the evidence , they were not in a position to give any opinion with regard to these im- prisonments , it would have been ...
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... find in these figures evidence of a continuous decrease in the ratio ? As a further specimen of their accuracy as regards statistics , I may mention that they tell us in the body of the Report that the number of imprisonments in 1897 ...
... find in these figures evidence of a continuous decrease in the ratio ? As a further specimen of their accuracy as regards statistics , I may mention that they tell us in the body of the Report that the number of imprisonments in 1897 ...
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