The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 54
... regard to Crimes and Punishments . Considering how vital these are in regard to morality , and the protection of life and property , and considering the diverse opinions held , and the punish- ments inflicted by English Judges , Supreme ...
... regard to Crimes and Punishments . Considering how vital these are in regard to morality , and the protection of life and property , and considering the diverse opinions held , and the punish- ments inflicted by English Judges , Supreme ...
Page 55
... regard to the supreme powers in a State , the laws of property , and the laws as to family relations . They have not ... regard to the good of man as a social being ; and Positive law to man in organised society . The former has regard ...
... regard to the supreme powers in a State , the laws of property , and the laws as to family relations . They have not ... regard to the good of man as a social being ; and Positive law to man in organised society . The former has regard ...
Page 60
... regard to 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 ...
... regard to 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 ...
Page 65
... regards the protection of person , property , and reputation . Do not rob ; do not steal ; do not murder ; are rules which must be obeyed by all men , and at all times . Do not practice witchcraft ; do not be a heretic , will be 5 ...
... regards the protection of person , property , and reputation . Do not rob ; do not steal ; do not murder ; are rules which must be obeyed by all men , and at all times . Do not practice witchcraft ; do not be a heretic , will be 5 ...
Page 68
... regards making the life of the great mass of the people cheerful and endurable , and as regards the punishments which should be established to conquer this disposition . To make labour pleasant and agreeable , all should be entitled to ...
... regards making the life of the great mass of the people cheerful and endurable , and as regards the punishments which should be established to conquer this disposition . To make labour pleasant and agreeable , all should be entitled to ...
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