The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 88
... ground . It is not , as most text - books now are , a more or less artistic stringing together of head notes in a series , but contains acute criticisms on many debatable points , and con- tinually forces on the reader the observation ...
... ground . It is not , as most text - books now are , a more or less artistic stringing together of head notes in a series , but contains acute criticisms on many debatable points , and con- tinually forces on the reader the observation ...
Page 109
... ground of his authority , and as his protection for the exercise of his powers . A deeper question lies underneath this basis . It is this : Whence is the right of punishment derived ? By surrender , real or supposed ; by the exercise ...
... ground of his authority , and as his protection for the exercise of his powers . A deeper question lies underneath this basis . It is this : Whence is the right of punishment derived ? By surrender , real or supposed ; by the exercise ...
Page 120
... ground . Beccaria denied that man had given up to Society his rights of natural liberty to life , and thence concluded that the punishment of death was illegitimate . But it was ably argued that , if Society cannot guarantee the life of ...
... ground . Beccaria denied that man had given up to Society his rights of natural liberty to life , and thence concluded that the punishment of death was illegitimate . But it was ably argued that , if Society cannot guarantee the life of ...
Page 121
... ground of the legitimacy of self - defence - Vide " Des Lois PĂ©nales , " 2o partie . Merlin argues for the right of ... grounds for the infliction of death . But I deny that Society , as such , has a right to take away the life of ...
... ground of the legitimacy of self - defence - Vide " Des Lois PĂ©nales , " 2o partie . Merlin argues for the right of ... grounds for the infliction of death . But I deny that Society , as such , has a right to take away the life of ...
Page 122
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. the State is not legitimate on the grounds of legitimate defence , or of History ; and have now to consider whether it is lawful on the grounds of Morality . Observe that it is by the title of ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. the State is not legitimate on the grounds of legitimate defence , or of History ; and have now to consider whether it is lawful on the grounds of Morality . Observe that it is by the title of ...
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