The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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... Punishment PALMER , Company Precedents , Parts II and III ... Paterson's Licensing Acts PIPER , Income Tax Laws ... ... ... .... 383 381 ... 495 378 254 382 385 ... 249 251 ... 505 ... 376 ... ... ... ... 253 253 124 ... Pitman's ...
... Punishment PALMER , Company Precedents , Parts II and III ... Paterson's Licensing Acts PIPER , Income Tax Laws ... ... ... .... 383 381 ... 495 378 254 382 385 ... 249 251 ... 505 ... 376 ... ... ... ... 253 253 124 ... Pitman's ...
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... child , being in his custody , under the age of 14 years , a punish- able offence . This section was repealed by sect . 18 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Children Act 1889 ; and this THE RIGHTS - AND WRONGS - OF CHILDREN , ETC. 51.
... child , being in his custody , under the age of 14 years , a punish- able offence . This section was repealed by sect . 18 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Children Act 1889 ; and this THE RIGHTS - AND WRONGS - OF CHILDREN , ETC. 51.
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... punishment is not an end but a means , that the end is the protection of the public against the ill - consequences of crime , and that no more pain , discomfort , or inconvenience ought to be inflicted on any person than is necessary ...
... punishment is not an end but a means , that the end is the protection of the public against the ill - consequences of crime , and that no more pain , discomfort , or inconvenience ought to be inflicted on any person than is necessary ...
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... punish- ment . " Are we to infer that in the other cases the offence was not entirely unprovoked ? Sometimes these two grounds of punishment - because it was for the public interest and because he deserved it - were combined , but the ...
... punish- ment . " Are we to infer that in the other cases the offence was not entirely unprovoked ? Sometimes these two grounds of punishment - because it was for the public interest and because he deserved it - were combined , but the ...
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... punishments . " And in looking at the reports from Worm- wood Scrubbs and Pentonville there is nothing that would lead us to anticipate an unusual number of floggings . There is nothing to show how far these floggings have proved suc ...
... punishments . " And in looking at the reports from Worm- wood Scrubbs and Pentonville there is nothing that would lead us to anticipate an unusual number of floggings . There is nothing to show how far these floggings have proved suc ...
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