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1823. Octr 19
Constitutional Code. or Procedure 1. Enactive PartRatiocinate
Ch. Quasi-Jury
1. App function
§.
III. Rationale. Quasi-jury part.
Question Why are the cases of Judicial-rapacity officers admitt
of Appeal?
Question Why not admitt of Appeal without a warrant
from a Quasi Jury?
To these two questions thus connected, in
separate answer can conveniently be given.
Reasons
1. Appeal is eventually allowed, best if to a single Judge without
any presumptively contracting Jury the piece of aflicting punishment
to such a extent price, the security against endeavour
and oppression should be regarded as notinsufficient sufficiently
strong.
2. The faculty of giving effect to the Appeal or
to the d inclined of being left as in the cases withoutunrespected
restraint in the hands of the individual is lodged in the hands
of the Quasi Jury because if lodged in the hands of the
individual delay visitor and pecuniary expence, in
increases quantity would be the same result: to
a great extent, namely by by means of disolution in cases where the expence of ant
fell upon individuals by also to cases indist amount.
Of the individual cases in which crimes of this class are prosecuted
for scarcely in a out of a hundred is the defendant
a person altogether innocent: in the other 99 his is reallyguilty
however in a certain proportion of them by one means
or other he makes his escape from conviction.
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