A Treatise on Criminal Law, Volume 1Kay & Brother, 1896 - 1869 halaman |
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... object of punishment " is to prevent the commission of crime ; " and again ( Ibid . 31 ) , “ no punishments greater than are necessary to effect this work of prevention ought to be in- flicted , and that those which produce it by ...
... object of punishment " is to prevent the commission of crime ; " and again ( Ibid . 31 ) , “ no punishments greater than are necessary to effect this work of prevention ought to be in- flicted , and that those which produce it by ...
Halaman 8
... object of punishment , but punishment creates example . Of course we here assume the justice of the punishment , and in so doing we advance toward the absolute theories of penal discipline to be presently discussed . And this ...
... object of punishment , but punishment creates example . Of course we here assume the justice of the punishment , and in so doing we advance toward the absolute theories of penal discipline to be presently discussed . And this ...
Halaman 12
... object of the State . It is difficult to reconcile with this concep- tion , that the State inflicts punish- ment , not primarily for the sake of the individual , but primarily for the sake of justice . But however incon- sistent in this ...
... object of the State . It is difficult to reconcile with this concep- tion , that the State inflicts punish- ment , not primarily for the sake of the individual , but primarily for the sake of justice . But however incon- sistent in this ...
Halaman 13
... object to be the reform of the retribution theory which he vindicates alleged criminal , and example to the " assumes that moral evil has been community . To such theorists the committed by disobedience to rightful final answer is ...
... object to be the reform of the retribution theory which he vindicates alleged criminal , and example to the " assumes that moral evil has been community . To such theorists the committed by disobedience to rightful final answer is ...
Halaman 22
... object of investment . No case , for instance , is to be found of an indictment at common law for malicious injury done to locks or other improvements on navigable rivers ; because , as soon as locks were introduced into England , and ...
... object of investment . No case , for instance , is to be found of an indictment at common law for malicious injury done to locks or other improvements on navigable rivers ; because , as soon as locks were introduced into England , and ...
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