The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... further offences . ( 12 ) Committal to custody in a place of detention pro- vided under the Children Act . This is suitable for graver offences , for which it is thought proper to impose restraint on the liberty of the offender , and ...
... further offences . ( 12 ) Committal to custody in a place of detention pro- vided under the Children Act . This is suitable for graver offences , for which it is thought proper to impose restraint on the liberty of the offender , and ...
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... further information as to the working of the Scotch Debtors Act could have been easily procured I cannot doubt . One of the three Irish members of the Committee retired during the course of the inquiry , and was succeeded by an English ...
... further information as to the working of the Scotch Debtors Act could have been easily procured I cannot doubt . One of the three Irish members of the Committee retired during the course of the inquiry , and was succeeded by an English ...
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... further evidence been taken it is pro- bable that both sections of the Committee might have modified their views - for instance , as regards imprisonment for non - payment of rates or for maintenance of a wife , in which it appeared ...
... further evidence been taken it is pro- bable that both sections of the Committee might have modified their views - for instance , as regards imprisonment for non - payment of rates or for maintenance of a wife , in which it appeared ...
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... further progress might be checked . But the feature which attracts their attention is a less conspicuous and important one - viz . , the smaller per - centage of imprison- ments compared with warrants of committal . This they ascribe to ...
... further progress might be checked . But the feature which attracts their attention is a less conspicuous and important one - viz . , the smaller per - centage of imprison- ments compared with warrants of committal . This they ascribe to ...
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... 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 was 9,214 , whereas it appears from the Appendix that it was 7,729 . It is not ...
... 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 was 9,214 , whereas it appears from the Appendix that it was 7,729 . It is not ...
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