Extenuating Circumstances
Everybody's Encyelopedia · 1912 · p. 16
in legal practice, those circumstances, in connection either with the position of the prisoner or with the act alone, which are taken into consideration by the court in mitigation of the punish ment, ‘The previous good character of the person convicted may always be proved as a circumstance giving him some claim to leniency of punishment.
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