The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 103
... death is inflicted , no cruelty should accompany the punishment . " All beyond simple death , " said Montaigne , ' appears to me to be cruelty ; " and so it does to me . The Constituent Assembly of France , in 1789 , abolished all ...
... death is inflicted , no cruelty should accompany the punishment . " All beyond simple death , " said Montaigne , ' appears to me to be cruelty ; " and so it does to me . The Constituent Assembly of France , in 1789 , abolished all ...
Page 104
... death and correctional punishment , society would be impossible . I must now proceed to enunciate the accessory qualities which every punishment , independently of the elements which compose it , ought to have . It should be ( 1 ) ...
... death and correctional punishment , society would be impossible . I must now proceed to enunciate the accessory qualities which every punishment , independently of the elements which compose it , ought to have . It should be ( 1 ) ...
Page 106
... death in private has not deprived capital punishment of any of its terrors . Simple atrocity is , on the other hand , not effective by way of example . ( 5. ) Unless a punishment is remissible , or reparable , there is grave danger of ...
... death in private has not deprived capital punishment of any of its terrors . Simple atrocity is , on the other hand , not effective by way of example . ( 5. ) Unless a punishment is remissible , or reparable , there is grave danger of ...
Page 107
... death is unlawful . Men generally prefer any punish- ment to death , and consider it a mitigation ; and yet penal death is often less painful than natural death . Why is this ? Is it because of the fear of the anger of an outraged God ...
... death is unlawful . Men generally prefer any punish- ment to death , and consider it a mitigation ; and yet penal death is often less painful than natural death . Why is this ? Is it because of the fear of the anger of an outraged God ...
Page 109
... death on charges of witchcraft ? What more barbarous than to torture persons convicted of treason ? What more shocking than to torture persons to make statements against themselves and others ? For example , how can we suppose that acts ...
... death on charges of witchcraft ? What more barbarous than to torture persons convicted of treason ? What more shocking than to torture persons to make statements against themselves and others ? For example , how can we suppose that acts ...
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