The Federal Statutes Annotated: Containing All the Laws of the United States ... 2
The Federal Statutes Annotated: Containing All the Laws of the United States ... 2
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— In U.
S. p. New York Cent., etc., R. Co., (1906) 146 Fed. 298, 305, District Judge Holt, of New York, ruled that the provision immediately following the word " provided " above is not retrospective and does not make any person liable to imprisonment for offenses committed before the passage of this Act; " but it author- izes the inference that, in the opinion of Con- gress, without such an amendment, no punish- ment by imprisonment for such offenses could be imposed." Venue of offense. — By t...his amendment the Act to regulate commerce was strengthened by the provisions making it unlawful for any carrier wiiich has not filed its rates to trans- port passengers or property in interstate com- merce, and by addition of the penalty of im- prisonment for individuals. Only by virtue of the present enactment can a prosecution against a carrier for transporting goods with- out first having filed its schedule of rates be maintained. Heretofore the Act made failure to file rates with the commission at Washing- ton an offense, but did not provide that trans- portation without filing rates should also be an offense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— In U.
S. p. New York Cent., etc., R. Co., (1906) 146 Fed. 298, 305, District Judge Holt, of New York, ruled that the provision immediately following the word " provided " above is not retrospective and does not make any person liable to imprisonment for offenses committed before the passage of this Act; " but it author- izes the inference that, in the opinion of Con- gress, without such an amendment, no punish- ment by imprisonment for such offenses could be imposed." Venue of offense. — By t...his amendment the Act to regulate commerce was strengthened by the provisions making it unlawful for any carrier wiiich has not filed its rates to trans- port passengers or property in interstate com- merce, and by addition of the penalty of im- prisonment for individuals. Only by virtue of the present enactment can a prosecution against a carrier for transporting goods with- out first having filed its schedule of rates be maintained. Heretofore the Act made failure to file rates with the commission at Washing- ton an offense, but did not provide that trans- portation without filing rates should also be an offense.
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