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Juries
Beaufory
If any more more further argument can be wanting
in proof can be of the unfitness of this species of tribunal,
a more conclusive one can not be had could not be wished for than
what is afforded by the most professed and elaborate
argument I have been able to meet with
in favor of it.— A new branch is proposed
to be added to the Excise System: and the one of the two great
grievances in that system being the want of a
trial by Jury, great efforts are made by an
honourable gentleman, though on the ministerial
side to add in that instance an optional
clause, giving the defendant in a prosecution
for smuggling the option of a trial in that mode.
Three objections are made to the summary mode
of procedure in use in cases of Excise: 1 the reward
given to the informer: 2. the insufficiency alledged shortness of
the notice given to to the Defendant by the summons: and the
uncertainty whether it in each case whether in any given case it has
answered its end: If These three considerations is
composed the ground and the sole ground doubly configured
for changing the trial before single commonplace
Judges under
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