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1827. Feb.y 4

Constitutional Code

31 or 1

Bravoes a species of
Italian professional
assistant.

32 2.

Bravoes a Lawyer's
point of distinction

33 3.

Life only attacked by
the bravoe. No limits
to the lawyer's attacks.

34 4.

If the Lawyer not so
sure of hitting his
man no fault of his

35 5.

Bravoe more certain
of hitting his man
than Lawyer. Reasons

36.6.

2. Bravoe's instrument
the hand-lawyer's the
tongue.

37. 7.

3. Bravoe punished,
not so the Lawyers.

38 8.

4. Lawyer rewarded
besides his fee: not
so the bravoe.

39 9.

5. Limits to the mischiefs
produced by the
bravoe; none to those
produced by the Lawyers.

40. 10.

6. Bravoe's trade disreputable;
not so the
Lawyer's.

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41. or 11.

To neither is good reputation
without it's
value.

1. with their clients.

2. with their professional
brethren.

42 or 12.

Bravo's duty to client
not to kill the wrong
person.

43. or 13.

So the Lawyers duty to
his.

44. or 14.

So if his duty consists
in saving a criminal
from punishment.

45. or 15.

Quarterstaff player remembers
that his
staff has two ends.
Lawyer forgets that a
suit has two sides,
a right and a wrong
one.

46. or 16.

True that if an advocate
gives up a cause,
because he thinks it
bad, many a good cause
may be surrendered.

47. or 17.

But true that if a
Lawyer must advocate
a bad cause with his
eyes open, no man need
to enter into the profession.

48. or 18.

Practical result of
all that precedes -
not that there shd.
be no lawyers.

49. and 19.

1. In no instance, a
professional lawyer
locable as Judge.

2. No weight to be given
as to lawyers opinion
as to justice or injustice.

3. Not to expect from
a lawyer the same
regard to truth as from
another man.


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50. or 20.

The less powerful the
checks to insincerity
the less the trustworthiness.

51. or 21.

Under existing system,
full sway given
to mendacity
on the part of Lawyers.

52. or 22.

Under proposed system,
powerful checks
to mendacity by non-interposition
of Lawyers.

53. or 23.

Under present system,
more regard
for truth to be expected
from French
than English Judges.

54 or 24.

Of all classes of men
the English Judge has
the greatest hatred
to justice.

55. or 25.

Chosen from amongst
professional Lawyers
they there serve their
apprenticeships in
mendacity and injustice.


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Ch. XIV: Judiciary Collectively.

S. Locable who.

28


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Identifier: | JB/042/143/001
"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 42.

Date_1

1827-02-04

Marginal Summary Numbering

31 or 1 - 55 or 25

Box

042

Main Headings

constitutional code

Folio number

143

Info in main headings field

constitutional code

Image

001

Titles

Category

marginal summary sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

john flowerdew colls

Watermarks

j whatman turkey mill 1823

Marginals

Paper Producer

admiral pavel chichagov

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

1823

Notes public

ID Number

13066

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