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Page 40
Under the designation of " matter of excuse , " Chapter III . particularises the
grounds of non - imputability for acts which would otherwise be deemed criminal :
such , for instance , as childhood , insanity , drunkenness , compulsion , & c .
Under the designation of " matter of excuse , " Chapter III . particularises the
grounds of non - imputability for acts which would otherwise be deemed criminal :
such , for instance , as childhood , insanity , drunkenness , compulsion , & c .
Page 47
This deplorable state of things the Code will ameliorate , and , by means of
careful generalisation , compress within modest proportions the mass of
incongruous matter . There is no principle more deeply rooted in English Law
than this , that ...
This deplorable state of things the Code will ameliorate , and , by means of
careful generalisation , compress within modest proportions the mass of
incongruous matter . There is no principle more deeply rooted in English Law
than this , that ...
Page 55
... the erroneous verdict of a jury is unsatisfactory , the method of adjudicating
upon such matters is open to even graver objection . When such cases arise , the
duty of investigating them and of advising the Sovereign , devolves upon the
Home ...
... the erroneous verdict of a jury is unsatisfactory , the method of adjudicating
upon such matters is open to even graver objection . When such cases arise , the
duty of investigating them and of advising the Sovereign , devolves upon the
Home ...
Page 59
Hence the strict and special provisions as to procedure of the Statute Laws of
Treason , varying , in favour of the accused , from the general provisions as to the
same matter of the Criminal Law in like cases . These exceptive provisions then ...
Hence the strict and special provisions as to procedure of the Statute Laws of
Treason , varying , in favour of the accused , from the general provisions as to the
same matter of the Criminal Law in like cases . These exceptive provisions then ...
Page 71
The decision of the Court in favour of Major Trench was , however , but a small
matter compared with the fury which the Judge's picture of the clergy in Galway ,
and his comments on their proceedings , excited . Two Bishops and several ...
The decision of the Court in favour of Major Trench was , however , but a small
matter compared with the fury which the Judge's picture of the clergy in Galway ,
and his comments on their proceedings , excited . Two Bishops and several ...
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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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