The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 32
... regard to the entire legal system . If , however , the Courts and the Legislature suffer from the legal machinery being out of gear , à fortiori its diffuseness and intricacy must weigh with greater hardship upon the community at large ...
... regard to the entire legal system . If , however , the Courts and the Legislature suffer from the legal machinery being out of gear , à fortiori its diffuseness and intricacy must weigh with greater hardship upon the community at large ...
Page 38
... regard has been paid to the scale of punishments may be judged from the fact that whereas conspiracy to murder is punishable with ten years ' penal servitude , the cutting of hop binds may be visited with fourteen years ' penal ...
... regard has been paid to the scale of punishments may be judged from the fact that whereas conspiracy to murder is punishable with ten years ' penal servitude , the cutting of hop binds may be visited with fourteen years ' penal ...
Page 41
... regard to the magistrate's power of substituting a fine , may , with equal propriety , be observed of this provision , and the public will assuredly look with misgivings upon any extension of discretionary power entrusted to untrained ...
... regard to the magistrate's power of substituting a fine , may , with equal propriety , be observed of this provision , and the public will assuredly look with misgivings upon any extension of discretionary power entrusted to untrained ...
Page 43
... regard to accessories after the fact to treason , and in cases of piracy , the death penalty is commuted to penal servitude for life as a maximum punishment . Part III . , entitled , " Offences by and against public officers and against ...
... regard to accessories after the fact to treason , and in cases of piracy , the death penalty is commuted to penal servitude for life as a maximum punishment . Part III . , entitled , " Offences by and against public officers and against ...
Page 47
... regard is shown to honour , life , or estate of the subject , all causes are speedily decided . The method of determining them is a matter of indifference , provided they are determined . The bashaw , after a quick hearing , orders ...
... regard is shown to honour , life , or estate of the subject , all causes are speedily decided . The method of determining them is a matter of indifference , provided they are determined . The bashaw , after a quick hearing , orders ...
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