Box 55 contains Bentham's ideas for a Procedure Code which would regulate how courts should operate. The Procedure code was part of Bentham’s overall plan for a ‘Pannomion’ – a complete code of law. In this material Bentham considered the operation, nomenclature, costs and personnel of the courts.

Detailed contents of this box are as follows:

• Folios 1 to 14: Procedure - Procedure in general; [1823–7]
• Folios 15 to 109: Procedure Code - Ends of judicature, all-embracing arrangements, judicial abuse, judicial application, litiscontestional proxies; [1823-27]
• Folios 110 to 177: Procedure Code - Evidence; [1823-6]
• Folios 178 to 314: Procedure Code - Initiatory hearing, formularies, defence, attendance of parties, commencement of a suit, intermediate proceedings, stages of procedure, execution, general view; [1823-7]
• Folios 315 to 321: Constitutional Code, Procedure Code - Ministers Collectively; [1826]
• Folios 322 to 335: Procedure Code - Nullification, judicial excuses; [1827]

Folios from box 55 which have already been partially or fully transcribed are listed under the progress bar below.

Box 55 Progress: Transcription begun

Untranscribed: 2
In Progress: 18
Ready For Review: 0
Completed: 315
Total: 335