The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 38
... respect to offences against property , and too lenient with offences against the person ? How little regard has been paid to the scale of punishments may be judged from the fact that whereas conspiracy to murder is punishable with ten ...
... respect to offences against property , and too lenient with offences against the person ? How little regard has been paid to the scale of punishments may be judged from the fact that whereas conspiracy to murder is punishable with ten ...
Page 55
... respect which is due to the law if people are permitted to suppose that they can alter its course . The prerogative of pardon , too , should be exercised most sparingly , because it is a tacit disapprobation of the previous proceedings ...
... respect which is due to the law if people are permitted to suppose that they can alter its course . The prerogative of pardon , too , should be exercised most sparingly , because it is a tacit disapprobation of the previous proceedings ...
Page 88
... respect to play into the hands of the incarcerator . So long as the asylum is looked upon as the fitting house for the harmless lunatic , nothing short of almost superhuman energy , determination , and sagacity , upon the part of the ...
... respect to play into the hands of the incarcerator . So long as the asylum is looked upon as the fitting house for the harmless lunatic , nothing short of almost superhuman energy , determination , and sagacity , upon the part of the ...
Page 92
... respect , but the subject is not a pressing one , and rather calls for reform in administrative details than for any material alteration in principle . Another question which calls for the immediate attention of law reformers , but upon ...
... respect , but the subject is not a pressing one , and rather calls for reform in administrative details than for any material alteration in principle . Another question which calls for the immediate attention of law reformers , but upon ...
Page 94
... respect of injuries arising out of negligence on the part of fellow- servants . This question was considered at some length at the sessional meetings of the Association , in the course of last year , in the discussion of a very valuable ...
... respect of injuries arising out of negligence on the part of fellow- servants . This question was considered at some length at the sessional meetings of the Association , in the course of last year , in the discussion of a very valuable ...
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