The Future of the Criminal Law
The Future of the Criminal Law
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Pompeius has been besieged by them, yet when appeal is made to me I will not follow the example of him with whom I find fault, and I will quash this sentence." 89 Strachan-Davidson says of this: "Men who could applaud such absurdities deserved to have ^he criminal class continually flourishing in their midst." 40 Yet one can imagine a historian of Anglo-American criminal law two thousand years hence setting forth the oft-told stories: how in the nineteenth century the Supreme Court of one of ou...r states reversed a conviction of rape because the word "the" was lacking in the averment of contra- vention of the peace and dignity of the state; 41 how the court of criminal appeals of another state reversed a conviction for murder because the written verdict found the accused guilty in the "fist" 42 degree; how in another case a written verdict of "guity" 43 was held of no effect and a verdict assessing as punishment imprisonment in the state "penty" was held fatally bad. 44 No doubt he also will say that nineteenth-century America deserved to have the criminal class that undoubtedly flourished in its cities and on its frontiers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pompeius has been besieged by them, yet when appeal is made to me I will not follow the example of him with whom I find fault, and I will quash this sentence." 89 Strachan-Davidson says of this: "Men who could applaud such absurdities deserved to have ^he criminal class continually flourishing in their midst." 40 Yet one can imagine a historian of Anglo-American criminal law two thousand years hence setting forth the oft-told stories: how in the nineteenth century the Supreme Court of one of ou...r states reversed a conviction of rape because the word "the" was lacking in the averment of contra- vention of the peace and dignity of the state; 41 how the court of criminal appeals of another state reversed a conviction for murder because the written verdict found the accused guilty in the "fist" 42 degree; how in another case a written verdict of "guity" 43 was held of no effect and a verdict assessing as punishment imprisonment in the state "penty" was held fatally bad. 44 No doubt he also will say that nineteenth-century America deserved to have the criminal class that undoubtedly flourished in its cities and on its frontiers.
What to read after The Future of the Criminal Law?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roscoe Pound to read onlineMoreLess
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