The Opinions of Different Authors Upon the Punishment of Death |
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77. oldal
The example afforded to others . ... it certainly is at present ) justified by the
necessity of making examples for the purpose of preventing crimes , it is evident
that the present system has not had that effect , since they are by no means
diminished ...
The example afforded to others . ... it certainly is at present ) justified by the
necessity of making examples for the purpose of preventing crimes , it is evident
that the present system has not had that effect , since they are by no means
diminished ...
197. oldal
Every step beyond is a trace of ancient barbarity , tending only to distract the
attention of the spectators , and to lessen the solemnity of the example . There is
no such thing as viodictive justice ; the idea is shocking . Public utility is the
measure ...
Every step beyond is a trace of ancient barbarity , tending only to distract the
attention of the spectators , and to lessen the solemnity of the example . There is
no such thing as viodictive justice ; the idea is shocking . Public utility is the
measure ...
251. oldal
They contend , that capital punishments are prejudicial to society , from the
example of barbarity they furnish , and that they multiply crimes instead of
preventing them . In support of this opinion , they appeal to the experience of all
ages .
They contend , that capital punishments are prejudicial to society , from the
example of barbarity they furnish , and that they multiply crimes instead of
preventing them . In support of this opinion , they appeal to the experience of all
ages .
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