The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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Page 134
... decreased owing to her pregnancy or confinement , e . g . , where she has for the aforesaid reasons had to leave her situation or could not accept a more lucrative situation which she had in view . The better opinion appears 134 THE ...
... decreased owing to her pregnancy or confinement , e . g . , where she has for the aforesaid reasons had to leave her situation or could not accept a more lucrative situation which she had in view . The better opinion appears 134 THE ...
Page 137
... decrease of 9,726 , which is satisfactory as far as it goes . It must , however , be remembered that a decrease in the number of persons received into prisons does not necessarily mean a decrease in the number of convictions for crime ...
... decrease of 9,726 , which is satisfactory as far as it goes . It must , however , be remembered that a decrease in the number of persons received into prisons does not necessarily mean a decrease in the number of convictions for crime ...
Page 138
... decrease on the number for the preceding year , 439 ° 2 , which was then a record . As the vast proportion of receptions into prison is of persons committed summarily , it is worth while looking at the figures . Out of 142,088 persons ...
... decrease on the number for the preceding year , 439 ° 2 , which was then a record . As the vast proportion of receptions into prison is of persons committed summarily , it is worth while looking at the figures . Out of 142,088 persons ...
Page 139
... decrease of commitments . The Governor of Durham Prison says , " The daily average population reached the lowest point for several years . Many causes have tended to reduce the number of prisoners . Trade has been ex- ceedingly good in ...
... decrease of commitments . The Governor of Durham Prison says , " The daily average population reached the lowest point for several years . Many causes have tended to reduce the number of prisoners . Trade has been ex- ceedingly good in ...
Page 140
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. this suggestion by referring to the considerable decrease in the number of convictions for begging , sleeping out , and kindred offences . The Governor of Exeter Prison attributes the decrease to ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. this suggestion by referring to the considerable decrease in the number of convictions for begging , sleeping out , and kindred offences . The Governor of Exeter Prison attributes the decrease to ...
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