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 State : to which are Prefixed a Preliminary Report on the Plan of a Penal Code and Introductory Reports to the Several Codes Embraced in the System of Penal LawJ. Kay, Jun, 1833 - 745 |
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... true prin- ciples of legislation are impressed on the minds of the people ; when they see the reasons of the laws by which they are governed , they will obey them with cheerfulness , if just , and know how to change them , if oppressive ...
... true prin- ciples of legislation are impressed on the minds of the people ; when they see the reasons of the laws by which they are governed , they will obey them with cheerfulness , if just , and know how to change them , if oppressive ...
Strona 23
... true , it must be confessed , that it presents a paradox which will be found more difficult to solve , when we reflect that great crimes are , for the most part , committed by men whose long habits of guilt have familiarized them to the ...
... true , it must be confessed , that it presents a paradox which will be found more difficult to solve , when we reflect that great crimes are , for the most part , committed by men whose long habits of guilt have familiarized them to the ...
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... true cause could be dis- covered of this atrocious passion for witnessing human agonies and beholding the slaughter of human beings . It has disgraced the history of all nations ; in some it gave rise to permanent institutions , like ...
... true cause could be dis- covered of this atrocious passion for witnessing human agonies and beholding the slaughter of human beings . It has disgraced the history of all nations ; in some it gave rise to permanent institutions , like ...
Strona 40
... true , and the only remedy is an action against the person who makes a false return ; a doctrine utterly subversive of the true intent of the act , and which , in many cases , has rendered it nugatory . This doctrine was established on ...
... true , and the only remedy is an action against the person who makes a false return ; a doctrine utterly subversive of the true intent of the act , and which , in many cases , has rendered it nugatory . This doctrine was established on ...
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... true principles of criminal jurisprudence require that they should be neither . Per- fect impartiality is incompatible with these duties . A good judge should have no wish that the guilty should escape , or that the innocent should ...
... true principles of criminal jurisprudence require that they should be neither . Per- fect impartiality is incompatible with these duties . A good judge should have no wish that the guilty should escape , or that the innocent should ...
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