The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... means of regulations , they are apt to be too lenient . The state of the law prior to the passing of the Children Act 1908 , approximated to the former error ; since the passing of the statute , it has approximated to the latter . I say ...
... means of regulations , they are apt to be too lenient . The state of the law prior to the passing of the Children Act 1908 , approximated to the former error ; since the passing of the statute , it has approximated to the latter . I say ...
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... means established to my own satis- faction any general principle for dealing with such cases , but I have made a note of some provisional suggestions , which my professional brethren may be pleased to con- sider . These suggestions can ...
... means established to my own satis- faction any general principle for dealing with such cases , but I have made a note of some provisional suggestions , which my professional brethren may be pleased to con- sider . These suggestions can ...
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... means of removing the child from injurious surroundings . ( 8 ) Private whipping . This is restricted to boys , and practically to boys under 14 . It is a suitable punishment in charges of indecency , ma- licious mischief , or other ...
... means of removing the child from injurious surroundings . ( 8 ) Private whipping . This is restricted to boys , and practically to boys under 14 . It is a suitable punishment in charges of indecency , ma- licious mischief , or other ...
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... means provided by the legislature , I shall proceed to explain the provisional suggestions on the sub- ject , which have occurred to me in practice . The notes attached to the preceding statements have to some extent forestalled what ...
... means provided by the legislature , I shall proceed to explain the provisional suggestions on the sub- ject , which have occurred to me in practice . The notes attached to the preceding statements have to some extent forestalled what ...
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... . this sort cannot be procured , a committal to an industrial school , or to a reformatory school , according to the age of the offender , is the readiest means of placing 6 THE JUDICIAL TREATMENT OF JUVENILE OFFENDers .
... . this sort cannot be procured , a committal to an industrial school , or to a reformatory school , according to the age of the offender , is the readiest means of placing 6 THE JUDICIAL TREATMENT OF JUVENILE OFFENDers .
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