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1827. Jany. 24. Nov. 22.
Constitutional Code 26 Nov. Quere if not superseded these 5 pages?
Ch. IX. Ministers Ch. XII Judiciary Collectively
§. 13 §. 25. Term of Service

☞ 1827 Nov. 23. Of this mass of Rationale the subject matter
belonging to none but English practice and phraseology can not suitably
receive admission into the Constitutional Code at any rate unless it be
the part which regards
the limited Portion
viz. from Art. 10.

Confer §. 30 Dislocable how

Ratiocinative.
Art. Question Why are not the functionaries
here in question continued in office during good behaviour.

Reason. Answer.

1. Because continuance in office during good
behaviour, is, in effect continuance in office during ill behaviour.

By continuance in office during good behaviour
is meant continuance in office during life, or so
long as the functionary pleases, subject to dislocation
by judgment of a Judicatory grounded on such evidence
as is required by a judicatory. But in any office
whatsoever, the functionary may be rendered
completely unapt in respect of any of the several
branches of appropriate aptitude: and may therefore,
without the possibility of being dislocated, produce
evil to an extent altogether unlimited.

Ratiocinative.
Art. First as to moral inaptitude. Not to speak
of moral inaptitude in other shapes, – moral inaptitude
in the shape of corruption – that is to say of of corruptedness and or
corruptingness or both, may have place in any office to
any extent, without possibility of adequate proof by
judicatory judicially receivable evidence.

Ratiocinative
Art. Of this position, the most perfect demonstration
has been given elsewhere. To the corruptee it is known
by circumstance what, on the occasion in question,
is the work wish of the corruptor: say for example –
the judiciary – the acquiring or retaining an estate
in litigation. Between the a son of the corrupting corruptor – (a
man of wealth,) and a son of the corruptee – (a Judge) –
it is settled, that upon the Corruptees adjudging to the
Corruptor the estate in question, the Corruptor shall
give to the son of the Corruptee a lucrative office
or his daughter to wife, with a larger fortune:
and

Identifier: | JB/034/274/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 34.
Date_1	1827-01-24	Marginal Summary Numbering	1-4
Box	034	Main Headings	constitutional code; law amendment
Folio number	274	Info in main headings field	constitutional code
Image	001	Titles	ratiocinative
Category	copy/fair copy sheet	Number of Pages	1
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Penner	john flowerdew colls	Watermarks
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Corrections	jeremy bentham	Paper Produced in Year
Notes public	"quere if not superseded these 5 pages?"	ID Number	10548
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