The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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... sentence or two which seems to illustrate the general statement . But will the statement bear the test of application to a concrete case ? If it will not , it is clearly wrong or obscure . The most superficial study of Maitland's books ...
... sentence or two which seems to illustrate the general statement . But will the statement bear the test of application to a concrete case ? If it will not , it is clearly wrong or obscure . The most superficial study of Maitland's books ...
Page 137
... sentence during the year . The total number was 166,023 as compared with 175,749 during 1911-12 . This , therefore ... sentenced to penal servitude shows no diminution , but a very slight increase on the figures of the preceding year ...
... sentence during the year . The total number was 166,023 as compared with 175,749 during 1911-12 . This , therefore ... sentenced to penal servitude shows no diminution , but a very slight increase on the figures of the preceding year ...
Page 138
... sentenced to imprisonment and convicted summarily ; these figures being respectively 6,366 and 141,509 . The corresponding figures for 1912-13 are 7,910 and 142,183 . When , however , the proportion of receptions on conviction is ...
... sentenced to imprisonment and convicted summarily ; these figures being respectively 6,366 and 141,509 . The corresponding figures for 1912-13 are 7,910 and 142,183 . When , however , the proportion of receptions on conviction is ...
Page 139
... sentences of imprisonment have been growing more and more lenient . It is open to serious doubt if these light sentences are bene- ficial , either to the offenders or to the community at large . " The Governor of Newcastle Prison ...
... sentences of imprisonment have been growing more and more lenient . It is open to serious doubt if these light sentences are bene- ficial , either to the offenders or to the community at large . " The Governor of Newcastle Prison ...
Page 140
... sentences of prisoners received from ordinary Courts under the various terms of penal servitude and imprisonment , and this shows that the sentences to one month or less were 121,126 , or 80.6 per cent . of the whole . They say- " We ...
... sentences of prisoners received from ordinary Courts under the various terms of penal servitude and imprisonment , and this shows that the sentences to one month or less were 121,126 , or 80.6 per cent . of the whole . They say- " We ...
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