Significados de criminal jurisprudence em inglês

The true principles of criminal jurisprudence require that they should be neither.

The Cornelian, Pompeian, and Julian laws formed the foundation of criminal jurisprudence.

No system of criminal jurisprudence can be sustained upon any other principle.

The WORD stigma, a moral slur, is one which has its roots in Greek criminal jurisprudence.

This short abstract contains the history of the criminal jurisprudence of the northern nations for several centuries.

More than a hundred such cases are known, it is said in this Report, in English criminal jurisprudence.

Of course, the indeterminate sentence would radically change our criminal jurisprudence and our statutory provisions in regard to criminals.

That was quite in line with the accepted theory of criminal jurisprudence, the warden's discipline, and the chaplain's prayers.

It's a dirty shame, of course, about this man Henderson, but I'm not running the criminal jurisprudence of Mexico meself.

The historical, philosophic, and legal aspects of criminal jurisprudence as well as its formal contents ought not to be unknown ground.

Never in the history of Irish criminal jurisprudence has one person been presumed to have caused so much wretchedness to so many.

Why not put the whole system of criminal jurisprudence and procedure for the suppression of crime upon a sensible and scientific basis?

There is a rule in criminal jurisprudence, that 'presumptive evidence ought never to be relied on, when direct testimony is wilfully withheld'.

Many jurists will be pleased that a new and dangerous element, alien to the traditional values of Irish criminal jurisprudence, has been disallowed.

The Cornelian, Pompeian, and Julian laws formed the foundation of criminal jurisprudence, which never attained the perfection that was seen in the Civil Code.

The institution had the reputation of being "liberal," and was known to be approved of by the latest authorities in criminal jurisprudence.