The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 13
... observations about the necessity of a common Law . We are not disposed to think that offences on the sea can reasonably be dealt with on precisely the same principles as offences on the land . The driver of a waggon on terra firma has ...
... observations about the necessity of a common Law . We are not disposed to think that offences on the sea can reasonably be dealt with on precisely the same principles as offences on the land . The driver of a waggon on terra firma has ...
Page 41
... observed of this provision , and the public will assuredly look with misgivings upon any extension of discretionary power entrusted to untrained justices of the peace . Those will be doomed to disappointment who had hoped to find in ...
... observed of this provision , and the public will assuredly look with misgivings upon any extension of discretionary power entrusted to untrained justices of the peace . Those will be doomed to disappointment who had hoped to find in ...
Page 46
... observe the reluctance with which juries stigmatise as a capital offence , an act which is so merely in the eye of the law . Every assize bears testi- mony to the fact , that juries persistently refuse to convict of murder upon purely ...
... observe the reluctance with which juries stigmatise as a capital offence , an act which is so merely in the eye of the law . Every assize bears testi- mony to the fact , that juries persistently refuse to convict of murder upon purely ...
Page 62
... observed that the Law as to two witnesses in treason was left unaltered , and Macaulay's instance of an alteration in the Law of Evidence made retrospective , viz . , in the admissibility of the evidence of Quakers unsworn is ...
... observed that the Law as to two witnesses in treason was left unaltered , and Macaulay's instance of an alteration in the Law of Evidence made retrospective , viz . , in the admissibility of the evidence of Quakers unsworn is ...
Page 66
... observation and correction where necessary . Accordingly , Mr. Keogh's career during the early years of the Parliament of 1847 attracted very little . attention , nor did he attempt any strong part in the House until 1851 , when on the ...
... observation and correction where necessary . Accordingly , Mr. Keogh's career during the early years of the Parliament of 1847 attracted very little . attention , nor did he attempt any strong part in the House until 1851 , when on the ...
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