The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 66
... sentences . " O'Connell as a politician was eminently a working speaker . It was by dogged " pegging away " that he accomplished what he did . He never scrupled to repeat himself . If the same speech would do for several audiences , he ...
... sentences . " O'Connell as a politician was eminently a working speaker . It was by dogged " pegging away " that he accomplished what he did . He never scrupled to repeat himself . If the same speech would do for several audiences , he ...
Page 68
... sentence from a penal and deterrent point of view , and what can be conceded consistently with this in the way of humanising and reforming influences . It is , we hope , quite unnecessary to refute the idle statements which obtain ...
... sentence from a penal and deterrent point of view , and what can be conceded consistently with this in the way of humanising and reforming influences . It is , we hope , quite unnecessary to refute the idle statements which obtain ...
Page 70
... sentences for trivial offences , they seem quite alive to the importance of not sending people to prison at all ... sentences , however , until recently first offenders usually deteriorated in prison , and the shortest sentences involved ...
... sentences for trivial offences , they seem quite alive to the importance of not sending people to prison at all ... sentences , however , until recently first offenders usually deteriorated in prison , and the shortest sentences involved ...
Page 71
... sentences with 8 commutations . Are we retrograding ? The Commissioners might have given us fuller information on this subject . 1 There were 28 males convicted of murder of whom 17 were executed and 7 sentences commuted . What became ...
... sentences with 8 commutations . Are we retrograding ? The Commissioners might have given us fuller information on this subject . 1 There were 28 males convicted of murder of whom 17 were executed and 7 sentences commuted . What became ...
Page 72
... sentence during the year 1911-12 , but the floggings for breaches of prison - discipline have gone up from 23 to 30 ... sentences must be affirmed by the Home Secretary , and he interfered with several of them , but merely by way of ...
... sentence during the year 1911-12 , but the floggings for breaches of prison - discipline have gone up from 23 to 30 ... sentences must be affirmed by the Home Secretary , and he interfered with several of them , but merely by way of ...
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