...supervision, the means of restraint, or the like. Changes of this sort might operate to increase or mititigate the severity of the punishment of the convict, but...the constitutional provision we are considering." I do not, therefore, perceive any legal or constitutional objection to the re-trial of the prisoner,...

...see further the cases of Holt r. State, 2 Texas, 363 ; Dawson r. State, 6 Texas, 347. i 22 NY 105. sort might operate to increase or mitigate the severity...determine whether the convict should be executed or remain a perpetual prisoner at hard labor, this would only be equivalent to what he might do under...

...supervision, the means of restraint, and the like. Changes of this sort would operate to increase or to mitigate the severity of the punishment of the convict,...determine whether the convict should be executed, or remain a perpetual prisoner at hard labor, this would only be equivalent to what he might do under...

...labor, the system of supervision, the means of restraint, or the like. Changes of this * sort [* 271] might operate to increase or mitigate the severity of the punishment of the convict, hut would not raise any question under the constitutional provision we are considering. The change...

...labor, the system of supervision, the means of restraint, or the like. Changes of this * sort [* 271] might operate to increase or mitigate the severity...act of 1860, in the punishment of existing offences i 22 NY 105. of murder, does not fall within either of these exceptions. If it is to be construed to...

...6 Tex. 347. terma of the old law. On this sub- 1 22 NY 105. ject, see further the cases of Holt v. the convict, but would not raise any question under...determine whether the convict should be executed or remain a perpetual prisoner at hard labor, this would only be equivalent to what he might do under...

...severity of the punishment of punishment, the court confirmed a State, 2 Tex. 363; Dawson u. State, the convict, but would not raise any question under...determine whether the convict should be executed or remain a perpetual prisoner at hard labor, this would only be equivalent to what he mighl do under...

...administration as its primary object, might also be made to take effect upon past as well as future offenses; as changes in the manner or kind of employment of...raise any question under the constitutional provision. The change wrought by the net in the punishment of exis>Iiug offenses of murder, does not fall within...

...administration as its primary object, might also be made to take effect upon past as well as future offenses; as changes in the manner or kind of employment of...raise any question under the constitutional provision. The change wrought by the act in the punishment of «xisting offenses of murder, does not fall within...

...supervision, the means of restraint, and the like. Changes of this sort would operate to increase or to mitigate the severity of the punishment of the convict,...are considering. The change wrought by the act of I860 in the punishment of existing offences of murder, does not fall within either of these exceptions....