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1930. CRIME, Adequate punishment.—[continued].
The punishment of all
real crimes is certainly desirable, as a security
to society; the security is greater in proportion
as the chances of avoiding punishment
are less.—
Report on Spanish Convention. Washington ed. iii, 353.
Ford ed., v, 482.
(1792)
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