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Page 117
... crimes and crimes against humanity was morally guilty . Those , however , who passively tolerated these happenings because they did not want to become victims of Nazism were only politically responsible . In this re- spect , all ...
... crimes and crimes against humanity was morally guilty . Those , however , who passively tolerated these happenings because they did not want to become victims of Nazism were only politically responsible . In this re- spect , all ...
Page 361
... crimes and of political crimes against the state . Beginning in the mid - 19th century , the jury was emascu- lated ... crime , it decides , or at least expresses an opinion , as to whether the death penal- ty is to be imposed . In most ...
... crimes and of political crimes against the state . Beginning in the mid - 19th century , the jury was emascu- lated ... crime , it decides , or at least expresses an opinion , as to whether the death penal- ty is to be imposed . In most ...
Page 538
... crime " that , far from reforming the offender , subjected him to brutalizing pun- ishments and hardened him in his criminal ways . In the future anarchist world , founded on mutual aid , antisocial behaviour would be dealt with not by ...
... crime " that , far from reforming the offender , subjected him to brutalizing pun- ishments and hardened him in his criminal ways . In the future anarchist world , founded on mutual aid , antisocial behaviour would be dealt with not by ...
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