The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 68
... crime in any country are too numerous and sometimes too difficult to trace to enable us to speak with confidence of the success or failure of any system without a long trial , the recent succession of results , showing a steady and ...
... crime in any country are too numerous and sometimes too difficult to trace to enable us to speak with confidence of the success or failure of any system without a long trial , the recent succession of results , showing a steady and ...
Page 69
... crime is not in fantastic devices for causing pain or discomfort or cruelty . This was the old idea , which has long since passed away . The penalty is in the dishonour- ing circumstances which must attend the loss of liberty ; in the ...
... crime is not in fantastic devices for causing pain or discomfort or cruelty . This was the old idea , which has long since passed away . The penalty is in the dishonour- ing circumstances which must attend the loss of liberty ; in the ...
Page 75
... crime a helping hand will be extended to him , his immediate needs supplied , and a path opened up to him which , if he be prepared to follow , the opportunity of an honest life , is within his reach . " These remarks are intended to ...
... crime a helping hand will be extended to him , his immediate needs supplied , and a path opened up to him which , if he be prepared to follow , the opportunity of an honest life , is within his reach . " These remarks are intended to ...
Page 78
... crimes for fear of the consequences will be no longer deterred when he has a good chance of avoiding these consequences . And those whose duty it is to see that the prescribed punishment is properly carried out will seldom prove very ...
... crimes for fear of the consequences will be no longer deterred when he has a good chance of avoiding these consequences . And those whose duty it is to see that the prescribed punishment is properly carried out will seldom prove very ...
Page 82
... Crime is likewise , in principle , dealt with by the national Courts of the accused . But this is subject to the power of the police to inflict penalties for breaches of the Convention . and of the Commissioners ' edicts , within the ...
... Crime is likewise , in principle , dealt with by the national Courts of the accused . But this is subject to the power of the police to inflict penalties for breaches of the Convention . and of the Commissioners ' edicts , within the ...
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