The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 39
To rectify the inequality of punishment for theft and fraud , the Judges in passing
sentence are to take cognizance of the nature of the thing stolen or obtained , the
position of the person committing the offence , the place where the crime was ...
To rectify the inequality of punishment for theft and fraud , the Judges in passing
sentence are to take cognizance of the nature of the thing stolen or obtained , the
position of the person committing the offence , the place where the crime was ...
Page 54
... and position to try his case , yet , if the highest person in the land is to be tried
for his life , he has no such liberty . ” * His fate will , in all probability , be decided
by a jury composed of farmers and shopkeepers who are naturally devoid of
legal ...
... and position to try his case , yet , if the highest person in the land is to be tried
for his life , he has no such liberty . ” * His fate will , in all probability , be decided
by a jury composed of farmers and shopkeepers who are naturally devoid of
legal ...
Page 58
... fullest reliance on the criticism passed upon its every detail — and a hope may
be confidently entertained that the Criminal Law thus translated , abbreviated ,
revised , and amended , will assume the position of a permanent national edifice
.
... fullest reliance on the criticism passed upon its every detail — and a hope may
be confidently entertained that the Criminal Law thus translated , abbreviated ,
revised , and amended , will assume the position of a permanent national edifice
.
Page 64
He had already obtained a good position as junior in his Circuit , and though it is
true the Connaught is the least important of the Irish Circuits , an assured success
on it would have been quite sufficient to secure Mr. Keogh a leading position in ...
He had already obtained a good position as junior in his Circuit , and though it is
true the Connaught is the least important of the Irish Circuits , an assured success
on it would have been quite sufficient to secure Mr. Keogh a leading position in ...
Page 65
outstripped in professional position by those who are more exclusively engaged
in the Four Courts . The late Chief Justice Whiteside was an example of a long
Parliamentary career passed almost entirely in opposition , but his reputation was
...
outstripped in professional position by those who are more exclusively engaged
in the Four Courts . The late Chief Justice Whiteside was an example of a long
Parliamentary career passed almost entirely in opposition , but his reputation was
...
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