The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 75
... penal servitude , but they are also , we are told , largely ap- plicable to those released from imprisonment , and steps are being taken to provide more fully for persons discharged from local prisons . I fear it is not equally clear ...
... penal servitude , but they are also , we are told , largely ap- plicable to those released from imprisonment , and steps are being taken to provide more fully for persons discharged from local prisons . I fear it is not equally clear ...
Page 76
... penal servitude shall be long enough to expiate the offence com- pletely , and the subsequent period of preventive detention is merely for the purpose of protecting the public and not intended as a second punishment for an offence that ...
... penal servitude shall be long enough to expiate the offence com- pletely , and the subsequent period of preventive detention is merely for the purpose of protecting the public and not intended as a second punishment for an offence that ...
Page 77
... penal servitude since the year 1905. Similarly , among those who were cer- tified to be insane , we find a clerk sentenced for " 21 days or 37s . 9d . " suffering at admission from " general paralysis , " and next to him a labourer of ...
... penal servitude since the year 1905. Similarly , among those who were cer- tified to be insane , we find a clerk sentenced for " 21 days or 37s . 9d . " suffering at admission from " general paralysis , " and next to him a labourer of ...
Page 315
... penal servitude ( three years ) . In 1910 , the number of persons sentenced to preventive detention was 178 , so that the drop is very considerable . Table X contains the statistics of the work of the Court of Criminal Appeal . There ...
... penal servitude ( three years ) . In 1910 , the number of persons sentenced to preventive detention was 178 , so that the drop is very considerable . Table X contains the statistics of the work of the Court of Criminal Appeal . There ...
Page 321
... penal servitude , for life in the first instance . Four free pardons were granted , and remissions of terms of penal servitude or imprisonment or of other punishments were granted in 201 cases , whilst 63 persons under sentence of penal ...
... penal servitude , for life in the first instance . Four free pardons were granted , and remissions of terms of penal servitude or imprisonment or of other punishments were granted in 201 cases , whilst 63 persons under sentence of penal ...
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