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Page 329
In the Lives of the Judges , Mr. Foss has shown that the story of the re -
appointment of Sir William Gascoigne as Chief Justice , by Henry V. , who , when
Prince of Wales , had been committed by him to prison for an assault , is the
reverse of ...
In the Lives of the Judges , Mr. Foss has shown that the story of the re -
appointment of Sir William Gascoigne as Chief Justice , by Henry V. , who , when
Prince of Wales , had been committed by him to prison for an assault , is the
reverse of ...
Page 332
THE Works of Livingston are more valuable than any others for the light they
throw on the improvement of criminal law and procedure and prison discipline ;
and the “ National Prison Association of the United States " have done a great
service ...
THE Works of Livingston are more valuable than any others for the light they
throw on the improvement of criminal law and procedure and prison discipline ;
and the “ National Prison Association of the United States " have done a great
service ...
Page 339
... a code of prison discipline , and a book of definitions . To each of the four
codes an elaborate report was prefaced , in which its principles , purposes , and
provisions were fully expounded . Two elaborate preliminary reports , one on the
plan ...
... a code of prison discipline , and a book of definitions . To each of the four
codes an elaborate report was prefaced , in which its principles , purposes , and
provisions were fully expounded . Two elaborate preliminary reports , one on the
plan ...
Page 341
Here is one great source of difficulty , and here arise the great necessities of the
age , Prison Discipline . There is another important branch of the subject , and
that is criminal procedure , which in this country is of greater interest because our
...
Here is one great source of difficulty , and here arise the great necessities of the
age , Prison Discipline . There is another important branch of the subject , and
that is criminal procedure , which in this country is of greater interest because our
...
Page 453
Clandestine marriages by clergymen episcopally ordained . The non fieri debet ,
factum valet doctrine being Church Law , the May - fair and Fleet prison
marriages were valid . Then a marriage , even in a church without banns or
licence , was ...
Clandestine marriages by clergymen episcopally ordained . The non fieri debet ,
factum valet doctrine being Church Law , the May - fair and Fleet prison
marriages were valid . Then a marriage , even in a church without banns or
licence , was ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1874 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2011 |
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