The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 74
... offender hardens the heart of an offender by a sense of injustice , and confounds the natural distinctions of morality . The certainty of punishment following crime is far more effective than the severity of punishment . What the law ...
... offender hardens the heart of an offender by a sense of injustice , and confounds the natural distinctions of morality . The certainty of punishment following crime is far more effective than the severity of punishment . What the law ...
Page 75
... offenders will be punished for the doing of such acts . The Legislator should labour to rule the moral sentiments rather than to affect the imagination ; because the moral sentiments are far more powerful in governing men in their daily ...
... offenders will be punished for the doing of such acts . The Legislator should labour to rule the moral sentiments rather than to affect the imagination ; because the moral sentiments are far more powerful in governing men in their daily ...
Page 96
... offender against the perpetration of present or future wrong- doing . Its influence , by way of example , on others ought not to determine its character , or its degree as regards the offender himself , who ought to be punished for his ...
... offender against the perpetration of present or future wrong- doing . Its influence , by way of example , on others ought not to determine its character , or its degree as regards the offender himself , who ought to be punished for his ...
Page 97
... offenders or not , to see and approve better things , and not to follow worse than all are naturally , or by habit ... offender who deprives another person of life . Punishment is inflicted on a person on account of some act that ...
... offenders or not , to see and approve better things , and not to follow worse than all are naturally , or by habit ... offender who deprives another person of life . Punishment is inflicted on a person on account of some act that ...
Page 98
... offender . We never can reach the absolute and perfect justice of God in dealing with offenders ; but there is no reason why we should not do our best to approach Divine justice as far as possible . As human government must be ...
... offender . We never can reach the absolute and perfect justice of God in dealing with offenders ; but there is no reason why we should not do our best to approach Divine justice as far as possible . As human government must be ...
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