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This conception of a Code is a creature of modern civilization , for , although in
ancient times every collection of laws promulgated by the Legislature was thus
designated , instances of a Code in the modern acceptation of the term cannot be
...
This conception of a Code is a creature of modern civilization , for , although in
ancient times every collection of laws promulgated by the Legislature was thus
designated , instances of a Code in the modern acceptation of the term cannot be
...
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... and in many instances productive of more harm than good . ' The above
quotation faithfully indicates the scope of the Bill , but the process by which it is to
be put into operation can only be learned after a careful examination of its
provisions .
... and in many instances productive of more harm than good . ' The above
quotation faithfully indicates the scope of the Bill , but the process by which it is to
be put into operation can only be learned after a careful examination of its
provisions .
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... involving almost every imaginable shade of moral guilt . The result of this is ,
that a corresponding latitude must be left in the power of inflicting punishment .
unManslaughter , to take a strong instance , may be all THE NEW CRIMINAL
CODE ...
... involving almost every imaginable shade of moral guilt . The result of this is ,
that a corresponding latitude must be left in the power of inflicting punishment .
unManslaughter , to take a strong instance , may be all THE NEW CRIMINAL
CODE ...
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Manslaughter , to take a strong instance , may be all but murder , and may be all
but accident ; and even if the offence were so defined ( as probably it ought to be
) as to distinguish between killing by culpable negligence , and killing by ...
Manslaughter , to take a strong instance , may be all but murder , and may be all
but accident ; and even if the offence were so defined ( as probably it ought to be
) as to distinguish between killing by culpable negligence , and killing by ...
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Common prudence suggests that such bargains should be prohibited , but
instances do occur where compensation to the injured party , is the most
satisfactory course that can be adopted . To meet the latter class of cases ,
Section 96 enables ...
Common prudence suggests that such bargains should be prohibited , but
instances do occur where compensation to the injured party , is the most
satisfactory course that can be adopted . To meet the latter class of cases ,
Section 96 enables ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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