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...is said: 'Penal laws, strictly and properly, are those imposing punishment for an offense committed against the state, and which, by the English and American Constitutions, the executive of the state lias the power to pardon. Statutes giving a private action against a wrongdoer are sometimes spoken...

...are those imposing punishment for an offense committed against the state, and which, by the Knalish and American Constitutions, the executive of the state...liability imposed nor the remedy given is strictly penal." That language was used with reference to the question now under discussion. We have been cited to no...

...international sense, "penal laws strictly and properly are those Imposing punishment for an offense against the state, and which by the English and American Constitutions the executive of the state has power to pardon." The question In decision here was not Involved in that case, and it Is not therefore...

..."are those imposing punishment for an offense committed against the state, and which, by the ICnglish and American constitutions, the executive of the state has the power to parilon." And the suit for such penalty, whether civil or criminal, must be in favor of and for the...

...227, 36 L. Ed. 1123, "strictly and properly, are those imposing punishment for an offense committed against the state, and which, by the English and American...liability imposed nor the remedy given is strictly penal." In Calvin v. Huntley, 178 Mass. 29, 59 NE 435, section 4527 of the United States Revised Statutes [US...

...657, said: "Penal laws, strictly and properly, are those imposing punishment for an offense committed against the State, and which, by the English and American...such cases it has been pointed out that neither the penalty imposed nor the remedy given is strictly penal." The language of our statute makes it very...

...Wheat. 13, 17. Penal laws, strictly and properly, are those imposing punishment for an offence committed against the State, and which, by the English and American...liability imposed nor the remedy given is strictly penal. The action of an owner of property against the hundred to recover damages caused by a mob was said...

...Wheat, 13, 17. Penal laws, strictly and properly, are those imposing punishment for an offense committed against the state, and which, by the English and American...Statutes giving a private action against the wrongdoer arc sometimes spoken of as penal in their nature, but in such cases it has been pointed out that neither...