The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 48
... offence that can only be remedied by war . It is forgotten that there never has been a time when it has not been known that there were worse things than war . Polybius , Tacitus , Le Roman de Rou , connect justice with war : " I admit ...
... offence that can only be remedied by war . It is forgotten that there never has been a time when it has not been known that there were worse things than war . Polybius , Tacitus , Le Roman de Rou , connect justice with war : " I admit ...
Page 49
... offences , sent into the counties with the king's commission to do justice between him and the prisoner at the bar . The very formula of the juror's oath recalls that it is the people who pass between the prisoner and the sovereign ...
... offences , sent into the counties with the king's commission to do justice between him and the prisoner at the bar . The very formula of the juror's oath recalls that it is the people who pass between the prisoner and the sovereign ...
Page 50
... offences against the peace of the king , as it used to be against the peace of the hundred , of the lord , of the bailiffs , or the sheriffs , according to the Court in which the case was tried . The matter was so well understood that ...
... offences against the peace of the king , as it used to be against the peace of the hundred , of the lord , of the bailiffs , or the sheriffs , according to the Court in which the case was tried . The matter was so well understood that ...
Page 82
... offence to the nobility . He was acquitted . The Minister of the Interior , P. A. Valouieff , the bitterest enemy of the Press , reported this case to the Tsar , and suggested to him that the " irremovable " President of the Court ...
... offence to the nobility . He was acquitted . The Minister of the Interior , P. A. Valouieff , the bitterest enemy of the Press , reported this case to the Tsar , and suggested to him that the " irremovable " President of the Court ...
Page 83
... offence of striking his chief . The jury found that he was insane , and according to law the Court inflicted no punish ... offences were removed from the jurisdiction of the Courts and put into the hands of the Gendarmerie . Of the once ...
... offence of striking his chief . The jury found that he was insane , and according to law the Court inflicted no punish ... offences were removed from the jurisdiction of the Courts and put into the hands of the Gendarmerie . Of the once ...
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