The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 11Saunders and Benning, 1834 - Law |
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... crime ) , and the man who had resolved on a crime , would then be deterred by the magnitude of the threatened evils . For this reason , also , Feuerbach required precise penal enactments , in order that every member of the community ...
... crime ) , and the man who had resolved on a crime , would then be deterred by the magnitude of the threatened evils . For this reason , also , Feuerbach required precise penal enactments , in order that every member of the community ...
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... crime , of which the mischief is slight , is made capital , injured parties will not prosecute , witnesses will not give evidence , jurors will not convict , and judges will seek to furnish them with excuses for evading the law . The ...
... crime , of which the mischief is slight , is made capital , injured parties will not prosecute , witnesses will not give evidence , jurors will not convict , and judges will seek to furnish them with excuses for evading the law . The ...
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... crime - more especially for offences against property - are too numerous to allow more than a concise enumeration of the principal ones on the present occasion . The penalty of death excludes that which should be the immediate object of ...
... crime - more especially for offences against property - are too numerous to allow more than a concise enumeration of the principal ones on the present occasion . The penalty of death excludes that which should be the immediate object of ...
Contents
AN ACCOUNT OF THE CRIMINAL LAW CRIMINAL | 1 |
LIFE OF LORD CHIEF JUSTICE HOLT | 24 |
THE CORPORATION COMMISSION | 68 |
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