The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 58
... Society intervenes , it does so not only to repair the wrong done , but also to inflict punishment , or pain , in the interest of society . Whether there shall be damages or a public punishment , is a matter for the decision of the ...
... Society intervenes , it does so not only to repair the wrong done , but also to inflict punishment , or pain , in the interest of society . Whether there shall be damages or a public punishment , is a matter for the decision of the ...
Page 60
... Society , but shall act in regard to them with intention and reflection . In olden and primitive times , vengeance was the original foundation of the Penal law . It is so no longer , and the importance of a crime is determined , or at ...
... Society , but shall act in regard to them with intention and reflection . In olden and primitive times , vengeance was the original foundation of the Penal law . It is so no longer , and the importance of a crime is determined , or at ...
Page 61
... society , and in an ascending or descending scale are ranked accordingly , and punishment must be applied through the feelings of pleasure and pain , which are the only springs of human action . The Criminal Law Codification Bill ...
... society , and in an ascending or descending scale are ranked accordingly , and punishment must be applied through the feelings of pleasure and pain , which are the only springs of human action . The Criminal Law Codification Bill ...
Page 62
... society is personal security . Hence all necessary steps may be taken for the establishment and maintenance of this end . But , inasmuch as some persons will not obey the laws , and will rather break them , some means have to be adopted ...
... society is personal security . Hence all necessary steps may be taken for the establishment and maintenance of this end . But , inasmuch as some persons will not obey the laws , and will rather break them , some means have to be adopted ...
Page 63
... Society , and not a natural right . I hold that the right of property is as much a natural right as the preservation of life ; because , in both cases , the rights are indispensable to the existence of individual life , or human society ...
... Society , and not a natural right . I hold that the right of property is as much a natural right as the preservation of life ; because , in both cases , the rights are indispensable to the existence of individual life , or human society ...
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