The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 63
... rules and regulations for the government of the State , and do all they can to put them into execution . Custom inevitably becomes the law of the land . But all men acknowledge that there are certain crimes - e.g . , theft , violence ...
... rules and regulations for the government of the State , and do all they can to put them into execution . Custom inevitably becomes the law of the land . But all men acknowledge that there are certain crimes - e.g . , theft , violence ...
Page 75
... rule the moral sentiments rather than to affect the imagination ; because the moral sentiments are far more powerful in governing men in their daily lives than the imagination is . But we ought not to forget that it is the dread of ...
... rule the moral sentiments rather than to affect the imagination ; because the moral sentiments are far more powerful in governing men in their daily lives than the imagination is . But we ought not to forget that it is the dread of ...
Page 85
... rules of Court . In addition to the tables of cases and statutes , there are also tables of the rules of the Supreme Court and of the County Court , and the index is full and complete . It is only necessary to add that the type is very ...
... rules of Court . In addition to the tables of cases and statutes , there are also tables of the rules of the Supreme Court and of the County Court , and the index is full and complete . It is only necessary to add that the type is very ...
Page 97
... by human laws . His reason for the former severity of punishment in sheep and horse stealing - i.e . , from the facility of such theft - is absurd . As a general rule , and however imperfectly 7-2 CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS . 97.
... by human laws . His reason for the former severity of punishment in sheep and horse stealing - i.e . , from the facility of such theft - is absurd . As a general rule , and however imperfectly 7-2 CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS . 97.
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. absurd . As a general rule , and however imperfectly men can approach the Divine perfection of wisdom , we should imitate the justice of God in the gradation of punishment , and inflict punishment as ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. absurd . As a general rule , and however imperfectly men can approach the Divine perfection of wisdom , we should imitate the justice of God in the gradation of punishment , and inflict punishment as ...
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