The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 132
... declared upon us . That some criminal prosecutions can be undertaken in France against the responsible authors of crimes which arouse our indignation . I freely admit . The law of nations could not shield those who have deliberately ...
... declared upon us . That some criminal prosecutions can be undertaken in France against the responsible authors of crimes which arouse our indignation . I freely admit . The law of nations could not shield those who have deliberately ...
Page 136
... Declaration of Independence , speaking of our " Creator , " " the Supreme Judge of the world , " and " our Lord , " and oaths , concluding with " So help me God . " It is said , in regard to reading the New and Old Testament , that ...
... Declaration of Independence , speaking of our " Creator , " " the Supreme Judge of the world , " and " our Lord , " and oaths , concluding with " So help me God . " It is said , in regard to reading the New and Old Testament , that ...
Page 140
... declaring that no person , firm or corporation doing a warehouse business , having issued a receipt for the storage of grain , shall be permitted to deny that the grain represented thereby is the property of the person to whom such ...
... declaring that no person , firm or corporation doing a warehouse business , having issued a receipt for the storage of grain , shall be permitted to deny that the grain represented thereby is the property of the person to whom such ...
Page 141
... declared that the member should pay the same rate of assessment as long as he remained in good standing . The association reserved the right to change the by - laws . Held that there was no contract in the ordinary sense , the insurance ...
... declared that the member should pay the same rate of assessment as long as he remained in good standing . The association reserved the right to change the by - laws . Held that there was no contract in the ordinary sense , the insurance ...
Page 145
... declared for such an offense , is properly criticized as no answer at all , for the Judge should not have accepted such a plea under such circumstances . But that the giving of the Judge the power of sentencing is where the blame lies ...
... declared for such an offense , is properly criticized as no answer at all , for the Judge should not have accepted such a plea under such circumstances . But that the giving of the Judge the power of sentencing is where the blame lies ...
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