The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 100
... jurisdiction . Whence it was left for Pilate , and not for Herod or Caiaphas , to inflict punishment on Christ.§ Among other punishments named by Dante are beheading ; burning alive , to which Dante himself was actually condemned , and ...
... jurisdiction . Whence it was left for Pilate , and not for Herod or Caiaphas , to inflict punishment on Christ.§ Among other punishments named by Dante are beheading ; burning alive , to which Dante himself was actually condemned , and ...
Page 101
... jurisdiction to the litigants , and must be a monarch or not . If the latter , there must still be some one superior to him , and so on ad infinitum . Accordingly the supreme judge must be in the last resort a monarch or imperator ...
... jurisdiction to the litigants , and must be a monarch or not . If the latter , there must still be some one superior to him , and so on ad infinitum . Accordingly the supreme judge must be in the last resort a monarch or imperator ...
Page 104
... jurisdiction ( ii . , 12 ) . The thirteenth chapter is interesting as setting out Dante's theory of capacity to punish . Punishment is not simply a penalty inflicted on the person committing an injury , but a penalty inflicted by one ...
... jurisdiction ( ii . , 12 ) . The thirteenth chapter is interesting as setting out Dante's theory of capacity to punish . Punishment is not simply a penalty inflicted on the person committing an injury , but a penalty inflicted by one ...
Page 105
... jurisdiction unless the empire had existed de jure . Book iii . is less directly legal in its argument than the ... jurisdiction is committed cum lege vel cum arbitrio , § and within the limits of his jurisdiction he can act with respect ...
... jurisdiction unless the empire had existed de jure . Book iii . is less directly legal in its argument than the ... jurisdiction is committed cum lege vel cum arbitrio , § and within the limits of his jurisdiction he can act with respect ...
Page 106
... jurisdiction and not the converse . But the empire is a jurisdiction which compre- hends in its compass all temporal jurisdiction ; it is there- fore prior to its judge , the Emperor . Therefore the Emperor cannot diminish the ...
... jurisdiction and not the converse . But the empire is a jurisdiction which compre- hends in its compass all temporal jurisdiction ; it is there- fore prior to its judge , the Emperor . Therefore the Emperor cannot diminish the ...
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