The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 58
... interest less than in Penal law ; and in the Penal law , the interest directly concerns the social order , and may even extinguish the private interest altogether . Bentham confounded the limits of the Civil and the Criminal or Penal ...
... interest less than in Penal law ; and in the Penal law , the interest directly concerns the social order , and may even extinguish the private interest altogether . Bentham confounded the limits of the Civil and the Criminal or Penal ...
Page 60
... interest , and is not merely a theoretical doctrine . What punishment is inflicted depends on the category under which the offence is placed . Montesquieu held that the triumph of liberty would be a classification of Criminal laws ...
... interest , and is not merely a theoretical doctrine . What punishment is inflicted depends on the category under which the offence is placed . Montesquieu held that the triumph of liberty would be a classification of Criminal laws ...
Page 62
... interest . This being so , the Law should determine crimes by full and accurate definitions , and the evidence required to support them , and the punishment to be inflicted on the guilty . Further , when a person is accused , imprisoned ...
... interest . This being so , the Law should determine crimes by full and accurate definitions , and the evidence required to support them , and the punishment to be inflicted on the guilty . Further , when a person is accused , imprisoned ...
Page 64
... interest to the public interest ; and effectually to direct human passions to the public good . A still better and more . perfect division than the last is this : Moral crimes , Civil and Political crimes , and Religious crimes ...
... interest to the public interest ; and effectually to direct human passions to the public good . A still better and more . perfect division than the last is this : Moral crimes , Civil and Political crimes , and Religious crimes ...
Page 65
... interest that the innocent should be discharged as blameless , and that the guilty should be . punished . I do not agree with the maxim that it is better that twenty guilty persons should escape than that one . innocent person should be ...
... interest that the innocent should be discharged as blameless , and that the guilty should be . punished . I do not agree with the maxim that it is better that twenty guilty persons should escape than that one . innocent person should be ...
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