The Opinions of Different Authors Upon the Punishment of Death |
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49. oldal
As there is now but one capital offence in Pennsylvania , punishments for other
offences are made up of fine , and imp ; isonment , and labour : and these are
awarded separately or conjointly , according to the magnitude of the crime .
As there is now but one capital offence in Pennsylvania , punishments for other
offences are made up of fine , and imp ; isonment , and labour : and these are
awarded separately or conjointly , according to the magnitude of the crime .
51. oldal
While tbey are engaged in their labour , they are allowed to talk only upon the
subject which immediately relates to their work . Al unnecessary conversation is
forbidden . Profane swearing is never overlooked . A strict watch is kept that no ...
While tbey are engaged in their labour , they are allowed to talk only upon the
subject which immediately relates to their work . Al unnecessary conversation is
forbidden . Profane swearing is never overlooked . A strict watch is kept that no ...
254. oldal
Secondly - Laws which prescribe hard labour as a punishment should be strictly
executed . The crimivals ought , as far as possible , to be collected in one place ,
easily accessible to those who have the inspection of it . When they are together
...
Secondly - Laws which prescribe hard labour as a punishment should be strictly
executed . The crimivals ought , as far as possible , to be collected in one place ,
easily accessible to those who have the inspection of it . When they are together
...
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