 | James Fitzjames Stephen - 1883 - 522 страница
...criminal law and moral sentiment is in alf ways healthy and advantageous to the community. I CH.XVII. think it highly desirable that criminals should be...healthy natural sentiment can justify and encourage it. These views are regarded by many persons as being wicked, because it is supposed that we never ought... | |
 | 1883 - 886 страница
...reason for increasing the severity with which a crime is punished. To put it in his own words, it is highly desirable that criminals should be hated, that...healthy natural sentiment can justify and encourage it. He insists that the, importance of expressing a proper hostility to criminals has of late years been... | |
 | Moncure Daniel Conway - 1884 - 204 страница
...enemies of all men." They ought to be destroyed, thinks Mr. Justice Stephen, and he adds : — " It is highly desirable that criminals should be hated, that...healthy natural sentiment can justify and encourage it." The able author and Judge who wrote this has done great service by his efforts to eliminate from the... | |
 | Moncure Daniel Conway - 1884 - 204 страница
...enemies of all men." They ought to be destroyed, thinks Mr. Justice Stephen, and he adds:—" It is highly desirable that criminals should be hated, that...healthy natural sentiment can justify and encourage it." The able author and Judge who wrote this has done great service by his efforts to eliminate from the... | |
 | 1884 - 626 страница
...avowal of his own sentiments, while recognising their general unpopularity at the present day. ' It is highly desirable that 'criminals should be hated,...natural ' sentiment can justify and encourage it.' Those who would eliminate from legal punishment the idea of revenge are reasoning from a false conception... | |
 | ANZAAS (Association) - 1894 - 786 страница
...right to hate criminals, and highly desirable that criminals should be hated ; that the punishment inflicted upon them should be so contrived as to give expression to hatred, and to justify it so far as the public provision of means for expressing and gratifying a healthy... | |
 | Lyman Abbott - 1896 - 398 страница
...it highly desirable," says Sir James Stephen, " that criminals should be hated ; that the punishment inflicted upon them should be so contrived as to give...provision of means for expressing and gratifying a natural healthy sentiment can justify and encourage it." 1 This was the spirit and this the method... | |
 | Lyman Abbott - 1896 - 396 страница
...it highly desirable," says Sir James Stephen, " that criminals should be hated ; that the punishment inflicted upon them should be so contrived as to give...provision of means for expressing and gratifying a natural healthy sentiment can justify and encourage it." 1 This was the spirit and this the method... | |
 | Westel Woodbury Willoughby - 1900 - 414 страница
...contrived as to give expression to 1 See his History of the Criminal Law of England, Chapter XVII. that hatred, and to justify it so far as the public...healthy natural sentiment can justify and encourage it." To the declaration that it is natural and right that we should hate the criminal, if by that is meant... | |
 | Washington Gladden - 1902 - 262 страница
...Stephen, "that criminals should be hated; that the punishment inflicted upon them i Ex. xxi. 23-25. should be so contrived as to give expression to that...provision of means for expressing and gratifying a natural healthy sentiment can justify and encourage it." l This reason for putting men in prison is... | |
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I think it highly desirable that criminals should be hated, that the punishments inflicted upon them should be so contrived as to give expression to that hatred, and to justify it so far as the public provision of means for expressing and gratifying a... 
