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... I. There fhall be formed a National Jury, as often as thereltall be occafion to pronounce on the crimes of high tre3fon. Thefe crimes fhall be expreftly determined by the penal code. ...
... I. There fhall be formed a National Jury, as often as thereltall be occafion to pronounce on the crimes of high tre3fon. Thefe crimes fhall be expreftly determined by the penal code. ...
... Since poverty is punithed among us as a crime, it ought at leaft to be treated with the fame lenity as other crimes; the offender ought not to languilh at the quill him be has °fief:tied, but to be allowed appeal to the ju,lice of his country. There can ...
... might be proteeted, and enjoy undifturbecl the gold ac. ,quired by his crimes ; and the Auftrian Generals have not bluthed at the thought of becoming his accomplices and partakcrs of his fhame, as well as of his criminal deeds. In a civilized nation did ...
... In there times of finiplicity, freedom, and impartial juftice, if a crime extende only to fhameful punifhment,. as the pillory, whipping, &c. the penance might be reduced to a fine in proportion to the nature of the fault,. and ,he charaeler of the perfon ...
... XXXI. Crimes committed by the mandatorics of the people and their agents, ought never to remain unpunithed. No one has a right to pretend to be more inviolable than other cititens. The right of prefenting petitions to the dcpofitgries of public authority ...
... Since poverty is punithed among us as a crime, it ought at leaft to be treated with the fame lenity as other crimes; the offender ought not to languilh at the quill him be has °fief:tied, but to be allowed appeal to the ju,lice of his country. There can ...
... might be proteeted, and enjoy undifturbecl the gold ac. ,quired by his crimes ; and the Auftrian Generals have not bluthed at the thought of becoming his accomplices and partakcrs of his fhame, as well as of his criminal deeds. In a civilized nation did ...
... Thofe who made the laws have apparently fappored that every deficiency of payment is the crime of tile debtor. ...
... 316 On the inifiroter Ufo the Ina CoVitation. impunity to his crimes, by a vote of ready acquiefit cence to every minifter and every rneafure—mutually fupporting, and fupported by minitlerial delinquency. At the fame moil refperc-lablc meeting, which ...
... Thofe who made the laws have apparently fappored that every deficiency of payment is the crime of tile debtor. ...
... impunity to his crimes, by a vote of ready acquiefit cence to every minifter and every rneafure—mutually fupporting, and fupported by minitlerial delinquency. At the fame moil refperc-lablc meeting, which was never branded with the undefinable epithet ...