The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 33
... instances of a Code in the modern acceptation of the term cannot be traced back further than the middle of the last century . Of all the ancient systems of law the sole example which may be regarded as an approach to the idea of a Code ...
... instances of a Code in the modern acceptation of the term cannot be traced back further than the middle of the last century . Of all the ancient systems of law the sole example which may be regarded as an approach to the idea of a Code ...
Page 35
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
Page 39
... every imaginable shade of moral guilt . The result of this is , that a corresponding latitude must be left in the power of inflicting punishment . In Manslaughter , to take a strong instance , may THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE . 39.
... every imaginable shade of moral guilt . The result of this is , that a corresponding latitude must be left in the power of inflicting punishment . In Manslaughter , to take a strong instance , may THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE . 39.
Page 40
... instance , as childhood , insanity , drunkenness , compulsion , & c . An attempt is here made to reconcile the legal with the medical definition of insanity , and a wife is no longer to be exculpated on the plea that she acted under her ...
... instance , as childhood , insanity , drunkenness , compulsion , & c . An attempt is here made to reconcile the legal with the medical definition of insanity , and a wife is no longer to be exculpated on the plea that she acted under her ...
Page 43
... 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 persons to make an agreement not to prosecute , on condition that ...
... 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 persons to make an agreement not to prosecute , on condition that ...
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