The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 124
... jurist , the reformer , is with Liberty , against Rome . Hence his exile ; and hence his best work for Humanity and Jurisprudence . It must be admitted that Gentili was not consistent throughout his chequered career . Had it been less ...
... jurist , the reformer , is with Liberty , against Rome . Hence his exile ; and hence his best work for Humanity and Jurisprudence . It must be admitted that Gentili was not consistent throughout his chequered career . Had it been less ...
Page 161
... jurists , is deemed to be the earliest . Out of marriage grew the family , and for marriage the highest antiquity is claimed - even the antiquity of Divine appointment . Notwithstanding the fact that this bond has at times sat lightly ...
... jurists , is deemed to be the earliest . Out of marriage grew the family , and for marriage the highest antiquity is claimed - even the antiquity of Divine appointment . Notwithstanding the fact that this bond has at times sat lightly ...
Page 204
... jurists and awaiting the sanction of Parliament . The movement for the amendment and codification of our Penal Law , with which the names of the late Mr. Russell Gurney and of Sir James Stephen , who now so fitly succeeds to the seat on ...
... jurists and awaiting the sanction of Parliament . The movement for the amendment and codification of our Penal Law , with which the names of the late Mr. Russell Gurney and of Sir James Stephen , who now so fitly succeeds to the seat on ...
Page 207
... of the nation before passing into law . In M. Bertrand's words , " it is only after various attempts , to which they shall themselves have lent a hand , that English jurists and legislators will be CRIMINAL LAW ABROAD AND AT HOME . 207.
... of the nation before passing into law . In M. Bertrand's words , " it is only after various attempts , to which they shall themselves have lent a hand , that English jurists and legislators will be CRIMINAL LAW ABROAD AND AT HOME . 207.
Page 208
... jurists , a very considerable one . That our present scheme of Codification only touches a portion of the field of Criminal Law , is , of course , obvious to our foreign critics , but M. Louis points out that the exclusion from the ...
... jurists , a very considerable one . That our present scheme of Codification only touches a portion of the field of Criminal Law , is , of course , obvious to our foreign critics , but M. Louis points out that the exclusion from the ...
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