The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 252
... while , the executioner would bring the hemlock which the criminal drank and passed quietly away . On the appointed day Phocion and his friends met and sat talking about how perfectly rotten 252 50 AMERICAN LAW REVIEW .
... while , the executioner would bring the hemlock which the criminal drank and passed quietly away . On the appointed day Phocion and his friends met and sat talking about how perfectly rotten 252 50 AMERICAN LAW REVIEW .
Page 253
... criminal is convicted , the judge may , in his own discre- tion , parole the prisoner . Thus today is justice tempered with mercy and we hail the accomplishment of this end as one of the most choice fruits of our advancement . Yesterday ...
... criminal is convicted , the judge may , in his own discre- tion , parole the prisoner . Thus today is justice tempered with mercy and we hail the accomplishment of this end as one of the most choice fruits of our advancement . Yesterday ...
Page 254
... criminal code as excuses for your murderous instincts . Still this is a very complicated and interesting case and I will refer it to the higher authorities . " The higher authorities considered long and doubtfully but finally ordered ...
... criminal code as excuses for your murderous instincts . Still this is a very complicated and interesting case and I will refer it to the higher authorities . " The higher authorities considered long and doubtfully but finally ordered ...
Page 263
... criminal laws , and as a member of L'institut de Droit International has for many years been the window through which the rest of the world obtained occasional glimpses of the legal life of Scandinavia . But , notwithstanding this his ...
... criminal laws , and as a member of L'institut de Droit International has for many years been the window through which the rest of the world obtained occasional glimpses of the legal life of Scandinavia . But , notwithstanding this his ...
Page 265
... criminal law , criminal pro- cedure and general principles of law , there was not one single part of the whole system where he did not make his influence felt . When another professor agreed with Goos , C. GOOS . 265.
... criminal law , criminal pro- cedure and general principles of law , there was not one single part of the whole system where he did not make his influence felt . When another professor agreed with Goos , C. GOOS . 265.
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