Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Volume 4Callaghan, 1876 - Law |
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... by fine and imprisoment ; and the party beaten may also have his private remedy by action of trespass for the injury which he in particular sustains , and recover a civil satisfaction in damages . So also , AND THEIR PUNISHMENT . 5 10.
... by fine and imprisoment ; and the party beaten may also have his private remedy by action of trespass for the injury which he in particular sustains , and recover a civil satisfaction in damages . So also , AND THEIR PUNISHMENT . 5 10.
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... particular purpose it is meant to serve , and by no means to exceed it : there- fore the pains of death , and perpetual disability by exile , or imprisonment , ought never to be inflicted , but when the offender appears incorrigible ...
... particular purpose it is meant to serve , and by no means to exceed it : there- fore the pains of death , and perpetual disability by exile , or imprisonment , ought never to be inflicted , but when the offender appears incorrigible ...
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... particular and special exceptions ; for the general rule is , that no person shall be excused from punishment for disobedience to the laws of his country , excepting such as are expressly defined and exempted by the laws themselves ...
... particular and special exceptions ; for the general rule is , that no person shall be excused from punishment for disobedience to the laws of his country , excepting such as are expressly defined and exempted by the laws themselves ...
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... particular , they ought not to be suffered to go loose , to the terror of the ' community . ' It was the doctrine of our antient law , that persons deprived of their reason might be con- fined till they recovered their senses , without ...
... particular , they ought not to be suffered to go loose , to the terror of the ' community . ' It was the doctrine of our antient law , that persons deprived of their reason might be con- fined till they recovered their senses , without ...
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... particular guilt , here punishable , from the law of man . Having premised this caution , I shall next proceed to dis- tribute the several offences , which are either directly or by consequence injurious to civil society , and therefore ...
... particular guilt , here punishable , from the law of man . Having premised this caution , I shall next proceed to dis- tribute the several offences , which are either directly or by consequence injurious to civil society , and therefore ...
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