The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... regard to committal to an in- dustrial school applies with equal force to committal to a reformatory . It is a means of removing the child from injurious surroundings . ( 8 ) Private whipping . This is restricted to boys , and ...
... regard to committal to an in- dustrial school applies with equal force to committal to a reformatory . It is a means of removing the child from injurious surroundings . ( 8 ) Private whipping . This is restricted to boys , and ...
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... regard as desirable . Where do they show - or even allege that the abolition of imprisonment for debt would seriously interfere with any credit - giving which is beneficial to the public ? Passing to the practical objections , I find ...
... regard as desirable . Where do they show - or even allege that the abolition of imprisonment for debt would seriously interfere with any credit - giving which is beneficial to the public ? Passing to the practical objections , I find ...
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... regard to these im- prisonments , it would have been natural enough ; but they write , " We find nothing to ... regards imprisonment for non - payment of rates or for maintenance of a wife , in which it appeared from a recent case that ...
... regard to these im- prisonments , it would have been natural enough ; but they write , " We find nothing to ... regards imprisonment for non - payment of rates or for maintenance of a wife , in which it appeared from a recent case that ...
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... regards costs have led to actions for small sums being brought in the County Courts instead of the High Court , even when the defendant is a millionaire ; and a debtor who has some assets ( although his liabilities may greatly exceed ...
... regards costs have led to actions for small sums being brought in the County Courts instead of the High Court , even when the defendant is a millionaire ; and a debtor who has some assets ( although his liabilities may greatly exceed ...
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... 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 only from statistics , however , that ...
... 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 only from statistics , however , that ...
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