Cases On Criminal Law
Cases On Criminal Law
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11 Cox Crim. Cas. 191. Although in Regitia v. Fletcher, uhi supra. Lord Campbell, C. J. , (ignoring the old authorities and the repealing St. Of 9 Geo. IV. , ) unnecessarily and erroneously assumed that the St. Of Westm. 11. Was still in force; that it defined the crime of rape ; and that there was a difference between the expressions "against her will" and "without her consent, " in the definitions of this crime; none of the other cases in Eng- land have been put upon that ground, and their ju...dicial value is not impaired by his inaccuracies.
The earliest statute of Massachusetts upon the subject was passed in 1642, and, like the English Statutes of Westminster, used "without consent" as synonymous with "against her will, " as is apparent upon reading its provisions, which were as follows : 1st. "If any man shall unlawfully have carnal copulation with any woman child under ten years old, he shall be put to death, whether it were with or without the girl's consent. " 2d. "If any man shall forcibly and without consent ravish any maid or woman that is lawfully married or contracted, he shall be put to death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11 Cox Crim. Cas. 191. Although in Regitia v. Fletcher, uhi supra. Lord Campbell, C. J. , (ignoring the old authorities and the repealing St. Of 9 Geo. IV. , ) unnecessarily and erroneously assumed that the St. Of Westm. 11. Was still in force; that it defined the crime of rape ; and that there was a difference between the expressions "against her will" and "without her consent, " in the definitions of this crime; none of the other cases in Eng- land have been put upon that ground, and their ju...dicial value is not impaired by his inaccuracies.
The earliest statute of Massachusetts upon the subject was passed in 1642, and, like the English Statutes of Westminster, used "without consent" as synonymous with "against her will, " as is apparent upon reading its provisions, which were as follows : 1st. "If any man shall unlawfully have carnal copulation with any woman child under ten years old, he shall be put to death, whether it were with or without the girl's consent. " 2d. "If any man shall forcibly and without consent ravish any maid or woman that is lawfully married or contracted, he shall be put to death.
What to read after Cases On Criminal Law?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerome C Jerome Cyril Knowlton to read onlineMoreLess
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