The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... periods of imprisonment ; but , while we recognise a commendable advance , we must be careful , lest , in our desire to be merciful , we are really cruel , and lest we encourage children in evil , by failing to make punish- ment dreaded ...
... periods of imprisonment ; but , while we recognise a commendable advance , we must be careful , lest , in our desire to be merciful , we are really cruel , and lest we encourage children in evil , by failing to make punish- ment dreaded ...
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... period not exceeding three years ; and ( 4 ) Discharge in a similar manner , but subject to the condition that the offender shall be under the super- vision of a probation officer . These methods are suitable to a charge of a graver ...
... period not exceeding three years ; and ( 4 ) Discharge in a similar manner , but subject to the condition that the offender shall be under the super- vision of a probation officer . These methods are suitable to a charge of a graver ...
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... period , and to come up for sentence , if called upon within that time . If the parents are respectable and well - meaning , but careless , the procedure will be stiffened by placing the boy under the supervision of a probation officer ...
... period , and to come up for sentence , if called upon within that time . If the parents are respectable and well - meaning , but careless , the procedure will be stiffened by placing the boy under the supervision of a probation officer ...
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... period has been altogether in the opposite direction from that alleged by the Com- mittee . In 1899 the ratio of imprisonments to warrants was 646 per cent .; in 1900 , 6 * 12 ; in 1901 , 6'53 ; in 1902 , 6.84 ; in 1903 , 7 ° 24 ; in ...
... period has been altogether in the opposite direction from that alleged by the Com- mittee . In 1899 the ratio of imprisonments to warrants was 646 per cent .; in 1900 , 6 * 12 ; in 1901 , 6'53 ; in 1902 , 6.84 ; in 1903 , 7 ° 24 ; in ...
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... period , to employ for purposes of advocature persons ecclesiastical . The 15th century saw the advocates forming , first in regard to particular tribunals , and then in regard to par- ticular localities , distinct orders , and from ...
... period , to employ for purposes of advocature persons ecclesiastical . The 15th century saw the advocates forming , first in regard to particular tribunals , and then in regard to par- ticular localities , distinct orders , and from ...
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