The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... rules for the treatment of juvenile offenders we are beset by two difficulties . If magistrates are given a free hand , they are apt to be unnecessarily severe ; if their hands are tied by means of regulations , they are apt to be too ...
... rules for the treatment of juvenile offenders we are beset by two difficulties . If magistrates are given a free hand , they are apt to be unnecessarily severe ; if their hands are tied by means of regulations , they are apt to be too ...
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... rule the adoption of particular methods of treatment in individual cases are four : - : - ( 1 ) The age and sex of the offender ; ( 2 ) The gravity of the offence charged ; ( 3 ) The antecedents and character of the offender ; and ( 4 ) ...
... rule the adoption of particular methods of treatment in individual cases are four : - : - ( 1 ) The age and sex of the offender ; ( 2 ) The gravity of the offence charged ; ( 3 ) The antecedents and character of the offender ; and ( 4 ) ...
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... rule which will strike most readers as a strange one , the Chairman of a Committee can only vote when the other members are equally divided . Mr. Pickersgill , the Chair- man , therefore , could neither vote for his own report nor ...
... rule which will strike most readers as a strange one , the Chairman of a Committee can only vote when the other members are equally divided . Mr. Pickersgill , the Chair- man , therefore , could neither vote for his own report nor ...
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... rule has been relaxed in the matter of contracts of small amount and of frequent occur- There is no doubt that a college through its bursar could make valid contracts for the supply of provisions , the repair of buildings , the hire of ...
... rule has been relaxed in the matter of contracts of small amount and of frequent occur- There is no doubt that a college through its bursar could make valid contracts for the supply of provisions , the repair of buildings , the hire of ...
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... rules of contract where a college was a party.1 If the question as to the sufficient learning of a graduate in holy orders be raised , it must be by duplex querela in one of the provincial courts , it cannot be by quare impedit , a ...
... rules of contract where a college was a party.1 If the question as to the sufficient learning of a graduate in holy orders be raised , it must be by duplex querela in one of the provincial courts , it cannot be by quare impedit , a ...
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