Charles Sprengel Greaves

Charles Sprengel Greaves, 1801-1881

Biographical Details

• First name: Charles Sprengel
• Last name: Greaves
• Birth date: 1801
• Death date: 1881
• Creations: Text
• Roles: Author
• Other details: Editor, Author
• Permalink: http://biography.lawi.org.uk/charles-sprengel-greaves/ (Stable identifier)

Other names of Charles Sprengel Greaves

• Charles Sprengel Greaves
• Charles Sprengel Greaves (English lawyer and author)
• Greaves, C. S.
• Greaves, Charles Sprengel

People related with Charles Sprengel Greaves

• Davis, Daniel (1762-1835)
• Great Britain. Lord Chancellor’s Department
• Lonsdale, James John (1810-)
• Metcalf, Theron (1784-1875)
• Russell, William Oldnall Sir, 1785-1833
• Sharswood, George (1810-1883)

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• Charles Sprengel Greaves in the Wikidata information: www.wikidata.org/wiki/Charles_Sprengel_Greaves
• Charles Sprengel Greaves in the Wikipedia article: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q15428822

Publications by Charles Sprengel Greaves

• A treatise on crimes and misdemeanors
• The criminal law consolidation acts: with notes of the cases decided on their construction
• The Criminal law consolidation and amendment acts of the 24 & 25 Vict. with notes, observations, and forms for summary proceedings,
• The Criminal law consolidation and amendment acts of the 24 & 25 Vict. with notes and observations
• Lord Campbell’s acts, for the further improving the administration of criminal justice, and the better prevention of offences: Together with the act for the better protection of apprentices and servants: and the act for amending the law relating to the expenses of prosecutions, with notes, obser-vations, and indictments
• The Criminal Law Consolidation Acts ..
• A letter to the Lord Chancellor, containing observations on the answers of the judges to the Lord Chancellor’s letter on the first criminal law bill of the last session of Parliament. No. II, Characteristics of the common law relating to crimes

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