The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 86
... civil war in Canada , arms and ammunition have been obtained by the insurgents in the United States ; and a force consisting in part , at least , of citizens of the United States have been actually congre- gated at Mary Island , and are ...
... civil war in Canada , arms and ammunition have been obtained by the insurgents in the United States ; and a force consisting in part , at least , of citizens of the United States have been actually congre- gated at Mary Island , and are ...
Page 89
... civil war or armed rebellion . may be seized when actually engaged in it , tried by court martial , and executed . But that is quite a different kind of right — the right of war , and it is on the seat of war , and as against those ...
... civil war or armed rebellion . may be seized when actually engaged in it , tried by court martial , and executed . But that is quite a different kind of right — the right of war , and it is on the seat of war , and as against those ...
Page 91
... of peace . But the state of rebellion not recognized as a state of war , does not allow of the exercise of those powers against other nations . In 1861 , during the civil war in America , THE CASE OF THE VIRGINIUS . 91.
... of peace . But the state of rebellion not recognized as a state of war , does not allow of the exercise of those powers against other nations . In 1861 , during the civil war in America , THE CASE OF THE VIRGINIUS . 91.
Page 104
... Civil Services , which has been ably presided over by Mr. Childers . The outlay of the country upon legal establishments is , like the rest of the Civil Service expenditure , nominally subject , with some uaimportant exceptions , to the ...
... Civil Services , which has been ably presided over by Mr. Childers . The outlay of the country upon legal establishments is , like the rest of the Civil Service expenditure , nominally subject , with some uaimportant exceptions , to the ...
Page 114
... civil cases , not involving any such question , and only requiring accuracy of investigation , special judges should be selected for particular cases ; and this rational principle , long ago adopted in foreign countries , has gradually ...
... civil cases , not involving any such question , and only requiring accuracy of investigation , special judges should be selected for particular cases ; and this rational principle , long ago adopted in foreign countries , has gradually ...
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