A System of Penal Law for the State of Louisiana: Consisting of a Code of Crimes and Punishments, a Code of Procedure, a Code of Evidence, a Code of Reform and Prison Discipline, a Book of Definitions, Prepared Under the Authority of a Law of the Said StateJ. Kay, Jun., 1833 - 745 |
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... common expressions could be found to give the same idea . The employment of them , how- ever , is , in many instances , unavoidable . In all such cases , and when- ever a word , or a phrase , is either ambiguous , or employed in any ...
... common expressions could be found to give the same idea . The employment of them , how- ever , is , in many instances , unavoidable . In all such cases , and when- ever a word , or a phrase , is either ambiguous , or employed in any ...
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... common law , justify the belief , that without some legislative restraint , our courts would not be more scrupulous than those of other countries , in sanctioning this dangerous abuse . In another part of the code , it is intended to ...
... common law , justify the belief , that without some legislative restraint , our courts would not be more scrupulous than those of other countries , in sanctioning this dangerous abuse . In another part of the code , it is intended to ...
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... common class of citi- zens are too ill - informed to perform the duties of jurors - a selection is necessary . This choice must be confided to an agent of executive power , and must be made among the most eminent for education , wealth ...
... common class of citi- zens are too ill - informed to perform the duties of jurors - a selection is necessary . This choice must be confided to an agent of executive power , and must be made among the most eminent for education , wealth ...
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... common to them and the race of freemen , by whose labours , experience and valour , they will have been perfected and preserved . In France , this mode of trial was introduced during the revolution , but was afterwards found ...
... common to them and the race of freemen , by whose labours , experience and valour , they will have been perfected and preserved . In France , this mode of trial was introduced during the revolution , but was afterwards found ...
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... common use of the people ; those which prevent or restrain the free exercise of religion , or which corrupt the morals of the people . II . Private offences are those which affect individuals and injure them In their reputation ; their ...
... common use of the people ; those which prevent or restrain the free exercise of religion , or which corrupt the morals of the people . II . Private offences are those which affect individuals and injure them In their reputation ; their ...
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