The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 159
This book , as well as Dr . Healy ' s earlier one on the " Individual Delinquent , ”
should be familiar to every lawyer with a criminal practice . It is a study of 19
cases personally and carefully studied by the authors . An analysis of their
physical ...
This book , as well as Dr . Healy ' s earlier one on the " Individual Delinquent , ”
should be familiar to every lawyer with a criminal practice . It is a study of 19
cases personally and carefully studied by the authors . An analysis of their
physical ...
Page 209
The King could not decide , for then he would have been both prosecutor and
judge ; neither could his justices , for they represent him . ' ” Said Erskine further ,
in speaking of the Saxon era , “ The whole administration of justice , criminal VOL
.
The King could not decide , for then he would have been both prosecutor and
judge ; neither could his justices , for they represent him . ' ” Said Erskine further ,
in speaking of the Saxon era , “ The whole administration of justice , criminal VOL
.
Page 245
... in suppressing riots and affrays , in taking securities for the peace and in
apprehending and committing felons and other inferior criminals . It also
empowers any two or more to hear and determine all felonies and other offenses
; which is the ...
... in suppressing riots and affrays , in taking securities for the peace and in
apprehending and committing felons and other inferior criminals . It also
empowers any two or more to hear and determine all felonies and other offenses
; which is the ...
Page 252
It was the custom for the condemned man and his friends to meet at the execution
chamber and after they had talked for a while , the executioner would bring the
hemlock which the criminal drank and passed quietly away . On the appointed ...
It was the custom for the condemned man and his friends to meet at the execution
chamber and after they had talked for a while , the executioner would bring the
hemlock which the criminal drank and passed quietly away . On the appointed ...
Page 253
In that blessed state of perfection which the laws have today attained , some wise
legislator , with much trouble and toil , induced the passage of a statute providing
that , when a criminal is convicted , the judge may , in his own discretion ...
In that blessed state of perfection which the laws have today attained , some wise
legislator , with much trouble and toil , induced the passage of a statute providing
that , when a criminal is convicted , the judge may , in his own discretion ...
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