The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 69
... persons who come to prison . The penalty of crime is not in fantastic devices for causing pain or discomfort or ... number of causes by which our prison population is affected , I may note that the decrease in the number of imprisoned ...
... persons who come to prison . The penalty of crime is not in fantastic devices for causing pain or discomfort or ... number of causes by which our prison population is affected , I may note that the decrease in the number of imprisoned ...
Page 70
... persons committed for not being able to pay the alternative fine . More than one - half of the total number of persons committed to prison are , it appears , committed for this reason , and committed in the great majority of cases for ...
... persons committed for not being able to pay the alternative fine . More than one - half of the total number of persons committed to prison are , it appears , committed for this reason , and committed in the great majority of cases for ...
Page 73
... number of floggings . There is nothing to show how far these floggings have proved suc- cessful ; but I notice that in two instances the initials ( only initials are given ) of two persons ... no doubt one rather for the Home Office than for ...
... number of floggings . There is nothing to show how far these floggings have proved suc- cessful ; but I notice that in two instances the initials ( only initials are given ) of two persons ... no doubt one rather for the Home Office than for ...
Page 97
... no clergyman . . . . . shall be liable to any suit , penalty , or censure ... persons lawfully married were , because of their cohabitation , open and ... number of points on the law of mortgage 7 NOTES ON RECENT CASES ( ENGLISH ) . 97.
... no clergyman . . . . . shall be liable to any suit , penalty , or censure ... persons lawfully married were , because of their cohabitation , open and ... number of points on the law of mortgage 7 NOTES ON RECENT CASES ( ENGLISH ) . 97.
Page 111
... number are appointed , as forming a kind of corporation , and to think that powers given to this quasi - corporation should be exer- ciseable by the persons who for the time being constitute its members . Obvious difficulties would ...
... number are appointed , as forming a kind of corporation , and to think that powers given to this quasi - corporation should be exer- ciseable by the persons who for the time being constitute its members . Obvious difficulties would ...
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