OF THE LIMITS OF THE PENAL BRANCH OF JURISPRUDENCE 1
1. Limits between private ethics and the art of legislation 3
2. Jurisprudence, its branches 16
3. Of a law and its parts 24
4. Source of a law 42
5. Ends which a law may have in view 55
6. Subjects of a law 58
7. Objects of a law 66
8. Of the parties which may be affected by a law 75
9. Of the local extent which a law may have 94
10. Of the duration of a law 96
11. Generality of a law 98
12. Aspects of a law 115
13. Force of a law 142
14. Signs of a law 161
15. Appendages of a law 165
16. Idea of a compleat law 168
17. No customary law compleat 185
18. Separation of the civil branch from the penal 198
19. Distinction between civil law and criminal 201
20. Distinction between penal and civil procedure 207
21. Uses of this chapter 219
APPENDIX A 237
2. Distinction between penal law and civil 237
APPENDIX B 242
7. Of acts which are the objects of a law 242
APPENDIX C 250
Ch. 12. Aspects of a law 250
1. Plan of this Chapter 250
2. Primordial 252
3. Reiterative 257
APPENDIX D 268
16. Idea of a compleat law 268
APPENDIX E 274
3. Of a law and its parts 274
4. Limits between civil and penal law particularized 277
5. Distinction between civil law and criminal 286
6. Analysis of the matter of a body of laws 286
7. Conclusion] 312
APPENDIX F 319
Law of property 319
INDEX OF SUBJECTS 327
INDEX OF NAMES 349