The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 67
Moses was never allowed to enter the Promised Land of Canaan ; but , seeing it
from the mountain summit , he was glad and rejoiced in his heart . If crimes were
to become general , commerce would decline , distress and as poverty would ...
Moses was never allowed to enter the Promised Land of Canaan ; but , seeing it
from the mountain summit , he was glad and rejoiced in his heart . If crimes were
to become general , commerce would decline , distress and as poverty would ...
Page 76
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. and all persons habitually guilty of crime ,
should be imprisoned for life , and not allowed to be a continual source of
contamination and danger to the community . How strangely perverted are the
opinions ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. and all persons habitually guilty of crime ,
should be imprisoned for life , and not allowed to be a continual source of
contamination and danger to the community . How strangely perverted are the
opinions ...
Page 110
It was a doubtful form of punishment ; for it allowed a criminal to leave the country
, where he had offended , to go to a new country , and there again enter upon a
new course of crime , or upon a new and amended life . In all punishment , there
...
It was a doubtful form of punishment ; for it allowed a criminal to leave the country
, where he had offended , to go to a new country , and there again enter upon a
new course of crime , or upon a new and amended life . In all punishment , there
...
Page 115
absurd short sentences for offences against person and property , offenders
should , if possible , not be allowed to get out of prison till their bad habits have
been changed , and new and good ones formed . Prisoners should be treated
like ...
absurd short sentences for offences against person and property , offenders
should , if possible , not be allowed to get out of prison till their bad habits have
been changed , and new and good ones formed . Prisoners should be treated
like ...
Page 129
This condition of affairs is a public scandal to English Justice , and ought not to
be allowed to continue another session of Parliament . Where an innocent
person is convicted , absolute remissibility of punishment is impossible ; but it
ought to ...
This condition of affairs is a public scandal to English Justice , and ought not to
be allowed to continue another session of Parliament . Where an innocent
person is convicted , absolute remissibility of punishment is impossible ; but it
ought to ...
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