Mr. Serjeant Stephen's New Commentaries on the Laws of England: Partly Founded on Blackstone, Volume 4

Henry John Stephen, James Stephen

Butterworths, 1880

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OF THE NATURE OF CRIMES AND THEIR PUNISHMENTS	1

continued	3

Of the Distinction between Crimes and Civil Injuries	7

Of the Object of Punishment	13

OF THE PERSONS CAPABLE OF COMMITTING CRIMES	21

Of Drunkenness	29

Of the Incapacity of the Sovereign to commit Crime	36

Of the Punishment of Accessories	42

Of Refusing to serve a Public Office ibid	257

Of Obstructing a Lawful Arrest or Process	263

Of Compounding of Felony	269

Of Perjury	278

OF THE MEANS OF PREVENTING OFFENCES	284

OF COURTS OF A CRIMINAL JURISDICTION	292

Of the Queens Bench Division of the High Court of Justice	301

Of the Assizes	308

OF OFFENCES AGAINST THE PERSON AND REPUTATION	45

Of Justifiable Homicide	51

Of SelfMurder	58

Of Manslaughter	64

Of Attempts to Murder	77

Of Procuring Miscarriage	83

Of Defilement or Abuse of Children	91

Of Bigamy	97

OF OFFENCES AGAINST RIGHTS OF PROPERTY OR ARISING OUT OF CONTRACT	103

Of Sacrilege and Housebreaking	115

Of Larceny in a Dwellinghouse	127

Of Extorting Money by Threats Accusations c ibid	134

Of Receiving Stolen Property	141

Of Forgery	147

Of Obtaining Money by False Pretences	152

Of Fraudulent Debtors	159

Of Misprision of Treason	179

Of Contempts against the Title of the Sovereign	198

Of Desertion or Seducing to Desert	204

Of Affrays	211

Of Forcible Entry and Detainer	218

Of Piracy	224

OF OFFENCES AGAINST RELIGION MORALS AND PUBLIC CONVENIENCE	227

Of Blasphemy	233

Of Simony ibid	240

Of Lewdness	251

Of the General Quarter Sessions	315

Of the University Courts	322

Of the Proceedings before a Court of Summary Jurisdiction	330

OF ARRESTS ON CRIMINAL CHARGES	340

Of Hue and Cry	348

OF COMMITMENT AND BAIL	350

OF THE SEVERAL MODES OF PROSECUTION	357

Of an Information	370

AND HEREIN OF CERTIORARI	379

OF ARRAIGNMENT AND ITS INCIDENTS	387

CHAP XVII	393

Of a Special Plea in Bar	399

OF TRIAL AND CONVICTION	406

Of Conviction	432

OF JUDGMENT AND ITS CONSEQUENCES	439

CHAP XX	465

CHAP XXII	481

OF THE RISE PROGRESS AND GRADUAL IMPROVEMENT OF THE LAWS	483

Of the Progress from the Norman Conquest to Edward I	491

Of the Progress from Edward I to the Reformation	502

Of the Progress from the Restoration to the Revolution	515

TABLE OF STATUTES	525

481	551

GENERAL INDEX	557

VOL IV	561

Of the Costs of the Prosecutor ibid	564

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Judul	Mr. Serjeant Stephen's New Commentaries on the Laws of England: Partly Founded on Blackstone, Volume 4 Mr. Serjeant Stephen's New Commentaries on the Laws of England: Partly Founded on Blackstone, Henry John Stephen
Pengarang	Henry John Stephen, James Stephen
Edisi	8
Penerbit	Butterworths, 1880
Asli dari	Universitas Oxford
Didigitalkan	20 Sep 2006

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