The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... prison . These last two methods are to be used only in exceptional cases , where the crime is a grave one or the offender is of very bad character . A child under 14 cannot be imprisoned . Such being the means provided by the ...
... prison . These last two methods are to be used only in exceptional cases , where the crime is a grave one or the offender is of very bad character . A child under 14 cannot be imprisoned . Such being the means provided by the ...
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... prison , the young offender will return a wiser child , and his parents will be more sensible of the necessity of looking carefully after him . Imprisonment in one of His Majesty's prisons , and de- tention in a place directed by the ...
... prison , the young offender will return a wiser child , and his parents will be more sensible of the necessity of looking carefully after him . Imprisonment in one of His Majesty's prisons , and de- tention in a place directed by the ...
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... 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 the judgment - summons • process , and including , I believe ...
... 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 the judgment - summons • process , and including , I believe ...
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... 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 information as to the working of the Scotch Debtors Act ...
... 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 information as to the working of the Scotch Debtors Act ...
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... prison census taken in that year by the Home Secretary , out of 800 imprisoned debtors only 248 owed their imprisonment to the County Courts . The evidence as to these imprisonments by other tribunals was very scanty , and almost ...
... prison census taken in that year by the Home Secretary , out of 800 imprisoned debtors only 248 owed their imprisonment to the County Courts . The evidence as to these imprisonments by other tribunals was very scanty , and almost ...
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