The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 34
The conception of treason formed by the Roman jurists was considerably more
comprehensive than that of English law . It embraced not only the more important
heads of Treason , falling within the Statute of Edward III . , but many others ; in ...
The conception of treason formed by the Roman jurists was considerably more
comprehensive than that of English law . It embraced not only the more important
heads of Treason , falling within the Statute of Edward III . , but many others ; in ...
Page 35
With the distinction between perduellion and lese - majesty may be compared
that drawn by modern English law between treason and treason - felony . The
crimen lęsę majestatis resolves itself into : ( 1 ) offences against the imperial
person ...
With the distinction between perduellion and lese - majesty may be compared
that drawn by modern English law between treason and treason - felony . The
crimen lęsę majestatis resolves itself into : ( 1 ) offences against the imperial
person ...
Page 36
... to madness , it is worthy of pity ; if to malice , it should be pardoned . ” In
English law abusive words " amount only to a high misdemeanour , and no
treason , ” though made treasonable by an Act of Henry VIII . , repealed in the
reign of Mary .
... to madness , it is worthy of pity ; if to malice , it should be pardoned . ” In
English law abusive words " amount only to a high misdemeanour , and no
treason , ” though made treasonable by an Act of Henry VIII . , repealed in the
reign of Mary .
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Punishment . — The penalty for treason was death and memorię damnatio ( Inst
. 4 , 18 , 3 ) . The latter ( which may be compared to , and may possibly have
suggested the attainder of English law ) was retrospective in its operation and ...
Punishment . — The penalty for treason was death and memorię damnatio ( Inst
. 4 , 18 , 3 ) . The latter ( which may be compared to , and may possibly have
suggested the attainder of English law ) was retrospective in its operation and ...
Page 39
In English Law the wife's jointure was not forfeited for the treason of her husband
; but her dower was , by virtue of Stat . 5 and 6 , Edw . VI . , C. II . The dower and
jointure of English law correspond to the donatio propter nuptias of Ronian law ...
In English Law the wife's jointure was not forfeited for the treason of her husband
; but her dower was , by virtue of Stat . 5 and 6 , Edw . VI . , C. II . The dower and
jointure of English law correspond to the donatio propter nuptias of Ronian law ...
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