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6 Ch. XVI Quasi-Jury
S. 3. Functions. (1 S. 3. Functions
Art. 1. The functions exercised by Quasi-Jurors
are as follows.—
1. Exercised by each of them in his individual
capacity are, as per Ch. XI. S. 1. the auditive, 2. the
lective; 3. the inspective; 4 the interrogative: 5. the
commentative.
Art. 2. Exercised by them no otherwise, than in a
body are. 1. the apinative, 2 the appeal licensing.
Art. 3. Shared with the Judge by the Quasi Jury
in a body is the apinative: not shared with him
is the imperative.
Art. 4. I. Auditive function. In the exercise of
this function they have at the same time with the
Judge, the hearing of such discourses, as being uttered
in the Judicial theatre, are capable of contributing
in the character of grounds of decision to
the formation of the several decrees pronounced by
him.
Art. 5. So not only all such discourses of the
Judge as are in a direct way addressed to them,
but moreover, all such as are addressed by him, on
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