The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 56
... punishments , loss of property , and deprivation of political rights are the punishments inflicted on us for breaches of Penal law . The fundamental origin of Penal law ought not to be confounded with the legitimacy of human punishment ...
... punishments , loss of property , and deprivation of political rights are the punishments inflicted on us for breaches of Penal law . The fundamental origin of Penal law ought not to be confounded with the legitimacy of human punishment ...
Page 57
... punishment is external , and political , inflicted by a Judge , and for the advantage of society . Plato , in his Gorgias , says that ex- piation is the end of punishment ; St ... punishment is the right which CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS . 57.
... punishment is external , and political , inflicted by a Judge , and for the advantage of society . Plato , in his Gorgias , says that ex- piation is the end of punishment ; St ... punishment is the right which CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS . 57.
Page 58
... punishment , or pain , in the interest of society . Whether there shall be damages or a public punishment , is a matter for the decision of the Legislator and not of the Judge . Penal law , therefore , is primarily based on Natural law ...
... punishment , or pain , in the interest of society . Whether there shall be damages or a public punishment , is a matter for the decision of the Legislator and not of the Judge . Penal law , therefore , is primarily based on Natural law ...
Page 59
... punish a man for medita- ting on the commission of a crime is not unknown in Criminal Jurisprudence ; but does not ... PUNISHMENTS . 59.
... punish a man for medita- ting on the commission of a crime is not unknown in Criminal Jurisprudence ; but does not ... PUNISHMENTS . 59.
Page 60
... punishment for crimes . When an offence has been intended , the punishment is more severe than when it was not so intended . Dolus , or culpable intention , and culpa , or simple fault , are vitally im- portant in the Civil and Criminal ...
... punishment for crimes . When an offence has been intended , the punishment is more severe than when it was not so intended . Dolus , or culpable intention , and culpa , or simple fault , are vitally im- portant in the Civil and Criminal ...
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