Elements of International Law
Elements of International Law
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Even Americans who have committed offences are not to be arrested or put in prison by the local authorities ; but they are to CHAP. II. ] CRIMINAL LEGISLATION. 173 does not embrace those cases in which the municipal institutions of another nation operate within the territory. Such are the be tried by the minister or consul, and punished according to the oifence, — fol- lowing, in this respect, the usage observed towards other Franks. U. S. Statutes at Large, vol. Viii. P. 409.
An act was passed... August 11, 1848, to carry into effect the provisions of the treaties with China and the Ottoman Porte, by vesting judicial powers in the commissioner and consuls in China and the minister and consuls in Turkey. The laws of the United States are extended over the citizens of the United States in China, and where they are deficient, the common law ; and if neither the common law nor statutes of the United States furnish suitable remedies, the commissioner shall, by decrees and regulations which shall have the force of Jaw, supply the deficiencies, such regulations and decrees to be transmitted to the President, to be laid before Congress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even Americans who have committed offences are not to be arrested or put in prison by the local authorities ; but they are to CHAP. II. ] CRIMINAL LEGISLATION. 173 does not embrace those cases in which the municipal institutions of another nation operate within the territory. Such are the be tried by the minister or consul, and punished according to the oifence, — fol- lowing, in this respect, the usage observed towards other Franks. U. S. Statutes at Large, vol. Viii. P. 409.
An act was passed... August 11, 1848, to carry into effect the provisions of the treaties with China and the Ottoman Porte, by vesting judicial powers in the commissioner and consuls in China and the minister and consuls in Turkey. The laws of the United States are extended over the citizens of the United States in China, and where they are deficient, the common law ; and if neither the common law nor statutes of the United States furnish suitable remedies, the commissioner shall, by decrees and regulations which shall have the force of Jaw, supply the deficiencies, such regulations and decrees to be transmitted to the President, to be laid before Congress.
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