The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 99
... offender , and be an example to others . I deny that the State has any right whatever to inflict any punishment on an offender in order to be an example to others . By the terms of the Great Charter , it is declared : " Nullus liber ...
... offender , and be an example to others . I deny that the State has any right whatever to inflict any punishment on an offender in order to be an example to others . By the terms of the Great Charter , it is declared : " Nullus liber ...
Page 100
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. the offence and the character of the offender ; that is to say , ( 1 ) on the heinousness or malignity of the offence against the public , and ( 2 ) on the heinousness or malignity of the offender ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. the offence and the character of the offender ; that is to say , ( 1 ) on the heinousness or malignity of the offence against the public , and ( 2 ) on the heinousness or malignity of the offender ...
Page 101
... offenders , we are also entitled to regulate their diet and mode of life in prison , and to combine prisoners in groups ... offender is brought to a sincere acknowledgment of the evil he has done , and also of the justice of his sentence ...
... offenders , we are also entitled to regulate their diet and mode of life in prison , and to combine prisoners in groups ... offender is brought to a sincere acknowledgment of the evil he has done , and also of the justice of his sentence ...
Page 102
... offender , and the road to an honest life should be made as wide as is consistent with the general interests of ... offenders has always been harsh , and cruel and unjust ; and men and women , the guilty and the innocent , have been ...
... offender , and the road to an honest life should be made as wide as is consistent with the general interests of ... offenders has always been harsh , and cruel and unjust ; and men and women , the guilty and the innocent , have been ...
Page 104
... offender rightly thinks he is unjustly dealt with , and impartial observers are apt to take the same view . The Legislator must determine certain classes of crimes , and affix punishments to them , more or less , and leave the Judge a ...
... offender rightly thinks he is unjustly dealt with , and impartial observers are apt to take the same view . The Legislator must determine certain classes of crimes , and affix punishments to them , more or less , and leave the Judge a ...
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