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Éléments de droit Constitutionnel

Éléments de droit Constitutionnel 44 0 THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LAW of specifically legal studies. But it is equally appropriate to agree with the author's statement, in the same preface, that, contrary to what is too often affirmed, a really serious study of criminological questions can be undertaken only by those who already have knowledge of the general principles governing prosecution and condemnation of punishable acts. This rule of method, which is also a rule of good sense, deserves to be drawn to the attention of all those who are perhaps inclined to forget it. In the light of this statement, the exposition of positive law presented by Andrew V. Clements assumes its real value. MARC ANCEL* * President de Chambre a la Cour d'appel of Paris, Secretary General of the Society de Legislation Comparee. PINTO, R. ILUments de droit constitutionnel. Second edition. Lille: Morel et Corduant, 1952. Pp. 579. This treatise of Mr. Pinto, professor of public law at the Faculte de Droit of the University of Lille, appearing in this second edition after a four-year interval, is particularly instructive from several points of view. First, the author appears, in the two successive editions, as the promoter of what is in http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png American Journal of Comparative Law Oxford University Press

Éléments de droit Constitutionnel

Langrod, Georges
American Journal of Comparative Law , Volume 3 (3) – Jul 1, 1954
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© 1954 by The American Association for the Comparative Study of Law, Inc.
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44 0 THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LAW of specifically legal studies. But it is equally appropriate to agree with the author's statement, in the same preface, that, contrary to what is too often affirmed, a really serious study of criminological questions can be undertaken only by those who already have knowledge of the general principles governing prosecution and condemnation of punishable acts. This rule of method, which is also a rule of good sense, deserves to be drawn to the attention of all those who are perhaps inclined to forget it. In the light of this statement, the exposition of positive law presented by Andrew V. Clements assumes its real value. MARC ANCEL* * President de Chambre a la Cour d'appel of Paris, Secretary General of the Society de Legislation Comparee. PINTO, R. ILUments de droit constitutionnel. Second edition. Lille: Morel et Corduant, 1952. Pp. 579. This treatise of Mr. Pinto, professor of public law at the Faculte de Droit of the University of Lille, appearing in this second edition after a four-year interval, is particularly instructive from several points of view. First, the author appears, in the two successive editions, as the promoter of what is in

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