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xiii ÆäÀÌÁö
Police Court fines amount to by far the larger portion , and Sheriff Court fines so paid constitute so small an amount , that for the sake of simplifying the reform which we are about to propose , we suggest that both should be dealt ...
Police Court fines amount to by far the larger portion , and Sheriff Court fines so paid constitute so small an amount , that for the sake of simplifying the reform which we are about to propose , we suggest that both should be dealt ...
xiv ÆäÀÌÁö
That in all cases of persons brought before Sheriffs charged with being habitual offenders , where the offence charged ... the Sheriff should be empowered at his discretion to impose imprisonment not exceeding that which would have been ...
That in all cases of persons brought before Sheriffs charged with being habitual offenders , where the offence charged ... the Sheriff should be empowered at his discretion to impose imprisonment not exceeding that which would have been ...
xvii ÆäÀÌÁö
In respect of the offence itself , we propose to retain existing penalties , but recommend that the Sheriff should in all cases be empowered to inflict imprisonment without the option of a fine . If he considered the evidence as proving ...
In respect of the offence itself , we propose to retain existing penalties , but recommend that the Sheriff should in all cases be empowered to inflict imprisonment without the option of a fine . If he considered the evidence as proving ...
xviii ÆäÀÌÁö
And that in all cases the Sheriff should have power , instead of committing an habitual B offender , to release him after passing sentence , on his entering into a recognizance , with or without securities , and during such period ...
And that in all cases the Sheriff should have power , instead of committing an habitual B offender , to release him after passing sentence , on his entering into a recognizance , with or without securities , and during such period ...
xxi ÆäÀÌÁö
... or whom the Sheriff may deem better suited for reception and detention in a poorhouse , we recommend that the Sheriff should have power , either directly or on the expiration of any sentence of imprisonment which he might impose ...
... or whom the Sheriff may deem better suited for reception and detention in a poorhouse , we recommend that the Sheriff should have power , either directly or on the expiration of any sentence of imprisonment which he might impose ...
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