§  941.    statutory  Fine  "and"  Imprisonment  —  "Or."  —  If  a  stat-1
ute  provides  a  fine  and  imprisonment,  both  must  be  inflicted ;  ®
but  if,  instead  of  the  word  and,  it  uses  the  disjunctive  or,  only
one  of  them  can  be  imposed.^"

til  the  party  is  burned  in  the  hand  and  Northampton's  Case,  12  Co.  132, 134.  To
delivered.  If  the  record  accidentally  these,  other  inflictions,  such  as  are  men-
omits  to  set  out  such  execution  of  the  tioned  in  the  next  section,  may,  under
sentence,  it  may  he  shown  by  a  witness,  the  common  law  of  England,  sometimes
Keith  V.  Goodwin,  6  Jones,  N.  C.  398.  be  added.     2  East  P.  C.  838.
1  The   State   v.  Bosse,  8  Rich.  276 ;         «  Ante,  §  237.
The  State  v.  Sutcliffe,  4  Strob.  372.  7  United  States  i;.  Coolidge,  1  GaUis.
2  See  ante,  §  616,  933.  488,  493.
8  Archb.  New  Crim.  Proced.  182 ;  2  «  The  State  v.  Danforth,  3  Conn.  112.
Hawk.  P.  C.  Curw.  ed.  p.  507  et  seq ;  Rex  And  see  Respublica  v.  De  Longchamps,

«.  Lewis,  1  Moody,  372;  Rex  v.  Hope,  1  1  Dall.  Ill ;  The  State  v.  Myhand,  12  La.
Moody,  396;  Bullock  v.  Dodds,  2  B.  &  An.  504;  Shuttleworth  v.  The  State,  35

Aid.  258.  Ala.  415.
1  The  State  v.  Bosse,  8  Rich.  276.  »  United  States  v.  Vickery,  1  Har.  &

But  see  Aldridge  v.  Commonwealth,  2  J.  427.
Va.  Cas.  447.  i"  The  State  v.  Kearney,  1  Hawkg^53.
6  The  State  v.  Roberts,  1  Hayw.  176;  And  see,  further,  Wilder.  Commonwealth,

625


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