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... punishment , adjudge the child to be , as soon as practicable , privately whipped , with not more than six strokes of a birch rod , by a constable , in the presence of an inspector or other officer of police ; and also in the presence ...
... punishment , adjudge the child to be , as soon as practicable , privately whipped , with not more than six strokes of a birch rod , by a constable , in the presence of an inspector or other officer of police ; and also in the presence ...
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... punishments . But the effect mind it ; another might be very delicate , that this Act would have throughout and it would ... punishment at all . Hon . Members on the other side did not appear to sympathize with this view . They were very ...
... punishments . But the effect mind it ; another might be very delicate , that this Act would have throughout and it would ... punishment at all . Hon . Members on the other side did not appear to sympathize with this view . They were very ...
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... punishment of child for summary offence ) agreed to . Clause 16 ( Power of court to dis- charge accused without punishment ) . MR . COLE thought that it was un- wise to insert the word " damages " in the clause . If a person were not to ...
... punishment of child for summary offence ) agreed to . Clause 16 ( Power of court to dis- charge accused without punishment ) . MR . COLE thought that it was un- wise to insert the word " damages " in the clause . If a person were not to ...
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... punishment should be inflicted . The clause had been inserted with the view that there should be an opportunity for the magistrates , if they thought that an offence , though technically it had been committed , yet did not deserve punish ...
... punishment should be inflicted . The clause had been inserted with the view that there should be an opportunity for the magistrates , if they thought that an offence , though technically it had been committed , yet did not deserve punish ...
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... punishment . " It was in these Revenue cases , above all others , that the magistrates were con- tinually saying " We deeply regret that we are compelled to inflict this penalty - it is by virtue of an old Statute , which gives us no ...
... punishment . " It was in these Revenue cases , above all others , that the magistrates were con- tinually saying " We deeply regret that we are compelled to inflict this penalty - it is by virtue of an old Statute , which gives us no ...
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