The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 59
... Parliament , denies that an enactment can be called with propriety an Ex Post Facto Law if it change not the substantive Law , but merely the Law of procedure . * This is somewhat a thin and subtle distinction . The division between ...
... Parliament , denies that an enactment can be called with propriety an Ex Post Facto Law if it change not the substantive Law , but merely the Law of procedure . * This is somewhat a thin and subtle distinction . The division between ...
Page 60
... Parliament struck him down by a Bill of Attainder , or made a law dispensing with two witnesses in that special instance , leaving the general law unaltered , in either case alike , if convicted , innocence would perish by an Ex Post ...
... Parliament struck him down by a Bill of Attainder , or made a law dispensing with two witnesses in that special instance , leaving the general law unaltered , in either case alike , if convicted , innocence would perish by an Ex Post ...
Page 64
... Parliament . He had already obtained a good position as junior in his Circuit , and though it is true the Connaught is the least important of the Irish Circuits , an assured success on it would have been quite sufficient to secure Mr ...
... Parliament . He had already obtained a good position as junior in his Circuit , and though it is true the Connaught is the least important of the Irish Circuits , an assured success on it would have been quite sufficient to secure Mr ...
Page 65
... Parliamentary representatives . The business of Parliament was two- fold , first , to bring its utmost aid in relief of famine , and secondly to apply promptly those measures of coercion which the wild schemes of the " Young Ireland " 5 ...
... Parliamentary representatives . The business of Parliament was two- fold , first , to bring its utmost aid in relief of famine , and secondly to apply promptly those measures of coercion which the wild schemes of the " Young Ireland " 5 ...
Page 66
... Parliament required any stimulus , and in the other measures it was not necessary that a representative of popular feeling , allied with a party in opposition , should participate further than by close observation and correction where ...
... Parliament required any stimulus , and in the other measures it was not necessary that a representative of popular feeling , allied with a party in opposition , should participate further than by close observation and correction where ...
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