The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 57
... exercise of Penal law . The founda- tion of the Penal law is a Natural law that justice commands and the social interest renders necessary . The right , or exercise of punishment is the right which CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS . 57.
... exercise of Penal law . The founda- tion of the Penal law is a Natural law that justice commands and the social interest renders necessary . The right , or exercise of punishment is the right which CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS . 57.
Page 61
... necessary codification of the Criminal Laws of England . Crimes are against Person or Property . - All crimes are committed against person or property . As a general rule , all crimes against the person ought to be punished by ...
... necessary codification of the Criminal Laws of England . Crimes are against Person or Property . - All crimes are committed against person or property . As a general rule , all crimes against the person ought to be punished by ...
Page 62
... necessary steps may be taken for the establishment and maintenance of this end . But , inasmuch as some persons will not obey the laws , and will rather break them , some means have to be adopted for the preservation of this right ...
... necessary steps may be taken for the establishment and maintenance of this end . But , inasmuch as some persons will not obey the laws , and will rather break them , some means have to be adopted for the preservation of this right ...
Page 64
... Necessary Qualities of Criminal Procedure . - In Criminal Procedure , there should be celerity in prosecution and lenity in judgment . It is , indeed , a great hardship for a man to be obliged to defend himself against groundless or ...
... Necessary Qualities of Criminal Procedure . - In Criminal Procedure , there should be celerity in prosecution and lenity in judgment . It is , indeed , a great hardship for a man to be obliged to defend himself against groundless or ...
Page 71
... necessary , then , to adopt the means known to us , and proved by experience , for the extirpation of crime , and for the augmentation of virtue . Moreover , may I not go a step further , and question the justice of the punishment of a ...
... necessary , then , to adopt the means known to us , and proved by experience , for the extirpation of crime , and for the augmentation of virtue . Moreover , may I not go a step further , and question the justice of the punishment of a ...
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