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@import "misc/drupal.css"; @import url(modules/mailhandler/mailhandler.css); @import "themes/chameleon/style.css"; Turnabout Culture, politics, tradition and Catholicism Home Traditionalist Conservatism Historical considerations Traditionalism and the American Order The Vanishing Idealism of Criminal Law in Colonial America James Kalb Yale Law School Draft In what follows I will trace these developments and discuss their causes. I will not discuss the entire body of criminal law in each colony, but only the major crimes against the person, against property, and against religion and morals. Other categories of crime, such as contempts of authority, offenses against public order, and currency offenses either tend to be too idiosyncratic in their definition and punishment for comparison to be useful, or raise issues which would inconveniently broaden the scope of this paper. The way in which Penn settled the new government was to be heavily influenced by Quakerism. It is not clear what the reasons for this stability were. It may have been that the criminal laws already in existence were satisfactory to the legislators and their constituents; it may just as well have been that the factionalism and general instability of the institutions of government which characterized Pennsylvania during the early colonial period engaged the energies of legislators in other directions. The failure of Pennsylvania legislators after Penn had regained control of his colony in 1694 to enact new statutes to replace those not re-enacted under Fletcher suggests that the latter explanation is the correct one. The failure to re-enact the statutes mentioned above resulted in the creation of four new capital crimes, three of which were non-clergiable. If the legislators had been seriously committed to their old criminal code, and not entangled with other matters, such a change would not have been allowed to stand.

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January 1992 VI. History of the Massachusetts Religious Exemption Law Sheridan Death - 1967 In 1967, five-year-old Lisa Sheridan of Cape Cod died of pneumonia. She had been seriously ill for three weeks and received no medical care. Her mother, a Christian Scientist, attempted to treat Lisa's illness solely by prayer. That same year the mother, Dorothy Sheridan, was convicted by a jury of involuntary manslaughter for failing to provide her daughter with sufficient medical care. In his instruction to the jury in the Sheridan case, the judge referred to a section of the state's then existing child neglect law (Chapter 273, section 1) which set criminal misdemeanor penalties for any parent of a minor child who "Â willfully fails to provide necessary and proper physical care." The judge ruled the phrase "proper physical care" to mean "medical attention." Religious Exemption - 1971 In 1971, in an effort to eliminate any requirement under the child neglect law that Christian Science parents must provide their children with medical attention, the Christian Science Church successfully lobbied the Massachusetts legislature to pass the religious exemption law. The law added the following language to the child neglect law (Chapter 273, section 1):

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CRIMINAL LAW A Model Code of Pre-Arraignment Procedure xxii, 767 pp., 1975, Order Code 5101, Was $35. NOW $20. Order this item View Shopping Cart Checkout Empty Shopping Cart A Model Code of Pre-Arraignment Procedure is a comprehensive statute that integrates Supreme Court decisions on police practices and criminal procedure with developing knowledge and views about sound law enforcement and criminal administration. The proposals set forth in the Model Code were intended to encourage legislatures and rule-making authorities to evaluate their own criminal justice operations and to formulate such specific rules as they deem appropriate. Chief Reporter: James Vorenberg, Harvard University Law School, Cambridge, Massachusetts; Reporters: Paul M. Bator, Harvard University Law School, Cambridge, Massachusetts Tentative Draft No. 1 and Study Draft No. 1); Charles Fried, Harvard University Law School, Cambridge, Massachusetts; Telford Taylor, Columbia University School of Law, New York, New York Search and Seizure); Associate Reporters: Edward L. Barrett, Jr.

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28. Bibliography - Law law and Authority in Early massachusetts A Study in Tradition and Design (1960) Forging the Shackles The Development of Virginia s criminal code for http://www.ilstu.edu/~ftmorn/cjhistory/bib/law.html

Law Books Bakken, Gordon M. The Development of Law on the Rocky Mountain Frontier: Civil Law and Society, 1850-1912 (1983) Bancoft, Hubert. Popular Tribunals (1887) Bartlett, Irving H. Daniel Webster (1978) Bascch, Norma. In the Eyes of the Law: Women, Marriage and Property in Nineteenth-century New York (1982) Beveridge, Albert J. The Life of John Marshall (4 volumes, 1916-19) Bloomfield, Maxwell. American Lawyers in a Changing Society, 1776- 1876 (1976) Bodenhamer, David J and Ely, James W. Jr., eds. Ambivalent Legacy: A Legal History of the South (1984) Brown, Richard Maxwell. No Duty To Retreat: Violence and Values in American History and Society (1991) Chapin, Bradley. The American Law of Treason: Revolutionary and Early National Origins (1964) Chase, Anthony. Laws and History: The Evolution of the American Legal System (1997) Coleman, Peter J. Debtors and Creditors in America: Insolvency, Imprisonment for Debt and Bankruptcy,1607-1900 (1974) Cook, Charles M. The American Codification Movement: A Study of Ante-bellum Legal Reform (1981) Dazell, George W. Benefit of Clergy in America and Related Matters (1955)

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Last edited: August 10, 2004 The Sensibilities of Our Forefathers The History of Sodomy Laws in the United States By George Painter Maine "We have no doubt that citizens generally consider sodomy ‘detestable’ and ‘abominable’. It is a dirty business." The Post-Revolution Period, 1776-1873 For two centuries, Maine was part of Massachusetts. It was separated in 1820 and admitted as a state, carrying the laws of Massachusetts with it. This made sodomy, under the Massachusetts law, male-only in applicability and punishable by hard labor for up to 10 years. In 1821, a separate sodomy law was enacted that copied the sex discrimination in the Massachusetts law, stating: That if any man shall commit the crime against nature with a man or male child, or man or woman shall have carnal copulation with a beast... This law remained until a revision of 1840 eliminated the gender-specific wording, the one year of solitary, and the hard labor provision. The word "detestable" was added to "crime against nature." The ten-year maximum remained. A new law of 1857 deleted the word "detestable" and established a minimum penalty of one year, with the 10-year maximum again retained.

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Last edited: February 14, 2005 Gay Rights Group Challenges State’s Anti-Sodomy Laws Associated Press, December 17, 2001 http://www.boston.com/dailynews/350/region/Gay_rights_group_challenges_st:.shtml By Steve Leblanc BOSTON— In Mark Merante’s eyes, the life he shares with his long time partner Adrien Saks is a committed, loving relationship. But a 350-year-old Massachusetts law describes the couple’s physical expression of that love as an "abominable and detestable crime against nature" punishable by a lengthy jail term. It’s a law Merante is determined to wipe off the state’s criminal code. The 35-year-old Boston attorney and his partner are two of ten plaintiffs, gay and straight, who are asking the state’s highest court to rule unconstitutional laws that bar certain sex acts. As part of the lawsuit, Merante and the other plaintiffs acknowledge engaging in the forbidden activities. "As two openly gay may who have been together seven years, unless we were celibate, pretty much everyone can figure out we had broken those laws at some point," Merante said. "What consenting adults choose to do in private should be left to them." The anti-sodomy laws, which date to colonial times, establish penalties of up to 20 years for anal intercourse and 5 years for any "unnatural and lascivious act," interpreted to mean oral sex.

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32. University Of Denver College Of Law Home Page criminal law, Section 1 criminal law, Section 3 “Toward a Model DeathPenalty code The massachusetts, Governor’s Council Report,” Panelist, http://www.law.du.edu/kamin/kamin_resume.htm

Search law.du.edu Search WWW College of Law Home Professor Home Criminal Law, Section 1 Criminal Law, Section 3 ... Resume Contact Information Email: skamin@law.du.edu Telephone: 303.871.6125 Fax: 303.871.6527 Sam Kamin, Associate Professor Sam Kamin Sturm College of Law University of Denver 2255 East Evans Avenue Denver, CO 80208 skamin@law.du.edu Present Position Associate Professor, University of Denver, Sturm College of Law (2005-present) Courses regularly taught include Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure and Death Penalty Jurisprudence. I have also taught seminars on Constitutional Remedies, Sentencing and Topics in Criminal Justice Previous Work Experience Assistant Professor , University of Denver, Sturm College of Law (1999-2005) Received excellent teaching evaluations and uniformly positive peer reviews of my teaching, scholarship and service during my second and fourth year of teaching. Tenure was awarded at the end of the 2004-2005 academic year. Young Scholar , Earl Warren Legal Institute, University of California, Berkeley (1997-1999) Edited, researched and co-authored books, monographs and scholarly articles on an array of topics concerning criminal law, the administration of justice, and the formulation of criminal justice policy.

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34. Using Statutes - Boston College of codes on individual subjects such as domestic relations law, criminal law, Like the federal code, the massachusetts code is published in three http://www.bc.edu/schools/law/library/research/researchguides/statutes/

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FEDERAL PROSECUTION OF VIOLATIONS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS VI. APPENDICES Table of Contents APPENDIX L: LIST OF STATES WITH "TRUE NAME AND ADDRESS" STATUTES ALABAMA ALASKA * ALASKA STAT. Sec. 45.50.900 (2) ARIZONA ARIZ. REV. STAT. Sec. 13-3705 ARKANSAS ARK. STAT. ANN. Sec. 5-37 510(c) CALIFORNIA CAL. PENAL CODE Sec. 653(w) COLORADO * COLO. REV. STAT. Sec. 18-4-604 CONNECTICUT ** CONN. GEN. STAT. ANN. Sec. 53-142(c) DELAWARE DEL CODE ANN. Tit. 11, Sec. 922 FLORIDA FLA. STAT. ANN. Sec. 540.11 (3)(a) GEORGIA GA. CODE ANN. Sec. 16-8-60(b) IDAHO * IDAHO CODE Secs. 18-7603(3), 18-7604 ILLINOIS ILL. ANN. STAT. Ch.38, Sec. 16-8 INDIANA IND. STAT. 24-4-10(4) IOWA IOWA CODE ANN. Sec.714.15 KANSAS KAN. STAT.ANN. Sec.21-3750 KENTUCKY * KY. REV. STAT. Sec.434.445(4) LOUISIANA LA.REV. STAT. ANN. Sec. 14:223.6 MARYLAND MD. CRIM. LAW CODE ANN. Sec.467A(3)(b) MASSACHUSETTS MA. GEN. LAW ANN. Ch.226 Sec. 143c MICHIGAN MI.P.A. 210 MINNESOTA MINN. STAT. ANN. Secs. 325E.18 MISSISSIPPI MISS. CODE ABB. Sec. 97-23-89 MISSOURI MO.ANN. STAT. Sec. 570.240-41 MONTANA * MONT. CODE ANN. Sec. 30-13-144

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