The Quarterly Review, Volume 274, Issue 544John Murray, 1940 |
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... crime ; ( 3 ) he understands the proper object of legal punishment ; and ( 4 ) he understands the real nature of the punishment which he is ... crime than of the precise detail of the crime itself CRIMINAL LAW ADMINISTRATION 283.
... crime ; ( 3 ) he understands the proper object of legal punishment ; and ( 4 ) he understands the real nature of the punishment which he is ... crime than of the precise detail of the crime itself CRIMINAL LAW ADMINISTRATION 283.
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crime than of the precise detail of the crime itself : he must concentrate upon the offender rather than upon the offence . It is difficult for those without an intimate knowledge of offenders to realise that in so many cases the crime ...
crime than of the precise detail of the crime itself : he must concentrate upon the offender rather than upon the offence . It is difficult for those without an intimate knowledge of offenders to realise that in so many cases the crime ...
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... crime . But the argument can be carried much further . One could find easily enough examples of judges who , whatever the crime or the circum- stances , would almost certainly impose widely dissimilar sentences . I do not wish to give ...
... crime . But the argument can be carried much further . One could find easily enough examples of judges who , whatever the crime or the circum- stances , would almost certainly impose widely dissimilar sentences . I do not wish to give ...
Contents
ART PAGE 1 Old Germanies for New | 189 |
A Plea for Social History | 203 |
Two GENERATIONS AT WAR By Sir Charles Petrie | 204 |
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