The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 16
In fact the book would have been infinitely more manageable at hoine than
abroad , because persons going out of this country do not usually carry with them
or have sent to them the statutes at large ; whereas in these days of passing laws
...
In fact the book would have been infinitely more manageable at hoine than
abroad , because persons going out of this country do not usually carry with them
or have sent to them the statutes at large ; whereas in these days of passing laws
...
Page 98
Certainly the practice of all criminal courts has been to pass sentence generally
on all cases of felony , whatever ... That course , however , is not always pursued
; but one sentence is sometimes passed , where no greater punishment is ...
Certainly the practice of all criminal courts has been to pass sentence generally
on all cases of felony , whatever ... That course , however , is not always pursued
; but one sentence is sometimes passed , where no greater punishment is ...
Page 99
Yet if the sentence be such as might be passed on any one count , there is no
reason why the court of error should not consider that the court below has passed
sentence on all the counts , indeed , in point of form , but applied the whole ...
Yet if the sentence be such as might be passed on any one count , there is no
reason why the court of error should not consider that the court below has passed
sentence on all the counts , indeed , in point of form , but applied the whole ...
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