The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. piracy , and may punish its own subjects for it in its own Courts ; but this , if it goes beyond the definition of piracy by the law of nations , will not even give the tribunals of the state ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. piracy , and may punish its own subjects for it in its own Courts ; but this , if it goes beyond the definition of piracy by the law of nations , will not even give the tribunals of the state ...
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... piracy must be understood as referring to piracy at sea . It was undoubtedly said by one peer that supposing there had been no recognition of belligerency , the depredations of such ves- sels as the Alabama would amount to piracy ; but ...
... piracy must be understood as referring to piracy at sea . It was undoubtedly said by one peer that supposing there had been no recognition of belligerency , the depredations of such ves- sels as the Alabama would amount to piracy ; but ...
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... piracy , in a national sense , clearly means general depredation on the high seas . The distinction between piracy by municipal law , and by international law , was fully recognized a few years ago , in a case in the Court of Queen's ...
... piracy , in a national sense , clearly means general depredation on the high seas . The distinction between piracy by municipal law , and by international law , was fully recognized a few years ago , in a case in the Court of Queen's ...
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... piracy . Nor would the affirmation of the legality of the capture , in the least dispense with the necessity for a lawful trial of the prisoners , for they in a state of belligerency , would be prisoners of war : and in a state of peace ...
... piracy . Nor would the affirmation of the legality of the capture , in the least dispense with the necessity for a lawful trial of the prisoners , for they in a state of belligerency , would be prisoners of war : and in a state of peace ...
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... piracy , the question of piracy would have to be legally tried and determined . There would only be a charge of piracy ; legal proof of the crime would be necessary in a regular court of justice , and the legality of the capture would ...
... piracy , the question of piracy would have to be legally tried and determined . There would only be a charge of piracy ; legal proof of the crime would be necessary in a regular court of justice , and the legality of the capture would ...
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