The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 147
... punishment and the crime . This proportion must be maintained even if the punish- ment will not prevent the wrongdoing . If capital punishment only will prevent apple - stealing from an orchard , the loss must be tolerated . A man has a ...
... punishment and the crime . This proportion must be maintained even if the punish- ment will not prevent the wrongdoing . If capital punishment only will prevent apple - stealing from an orchard , the loss must be tolerated . A man has a ...
Page 152
... punish infamous behavior by other nations , but Vattel denies this unless the behavior directly affects the nation desiring to intervene . And , again , you have no right to compel another nation to help you . But the law of love ...
... punish infamous behavior by other nations , but Vattel denies this unless the behavior directly affects the nation desiring to intervene . And , again , you have no right to compel another nation to help you . But the law of love ...
Page 156
... punishment should not take the form of seizure of territory . But since pacific blockades and similar forms of pressure are always liable to result in territorial conquest , the United States must assume a certain responsibility for ...
... punishment should not take the form of seizure of territory . But since pacific blockades and similar forms of pressure are always liable to result in territorial conquest , the United States must assume a certain responsibility for ...
Page 219
... punishment , there could issue no works of genius to , expand the empire of human reason , nor any masterly compositions on the general nature of government , by the help of which the great commonwealths of mankind have founded their ...
... punishment , there could issue no works of genius to , expand the empire of human reason , nor any masterly compositions on the general nature of government , by the help of which the great commonwealths of mankind have founded their ...
Page 243
... punishment reasonably according to law and reason and the manner of the deed . " The name " Justice " was first given to such officers in 1360 , by statute , 34 Edw . III , c . 1 . Before they were given jurisdiction to try felonies ...
... punishment reasonably according to law and reason and the manner of the deed . " The name " Justice " was first given to such officers in 1360 , by statute , 34 Edw . III , c . 1 . Before they were given jurisdiction to try felonies ...
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