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Pursuer General Supplem.
1
Any man may
prosecute. p.1
2
Even a witness or
informer. p.1
3
Prosecutor entitled
to pecuniary indemnification. p.1
4
– 1. for expense
– 2. for loss of time.
p.1.
5
Reward is over &
above indemnification. p.2.
6
Pursuer-General
to guard against collusion. p.2
7
So, the Judge. p.2.
8
Honorary rewards
optional with pecuniary. p.2.
9
Reward and indemnification
may
be released at origin. p.2.
10
Pursuer General
to be preferred in
general to a private
prosecutor. p.3
11
Grounds for preferring
a private prosecutor. p.3.
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12
Provision for communication
of documents. p.4.
13
Caution against
collusion in case
of rewards. p.4
14
Grounds of suspicion
of collusion
in case of reward. p.4.
15
Choice has to be
made among prosecutors. p.5.
16
Private prosecutors
not to be definitively
admitted but
with the privity of
the Public Prosecutor. p.5.
17
Removal requires
stronger ground
than rejection. p.5.
18
Not more than one
person shall act as
private prosecutor
at a time. p.5.
19
But assistants &
inspectors may be
given him at discretion. p.6.
20
Failing a private
prosecutor the duty
devolves upon the
Public Prosecutor. p.6
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21
So in case of
resignation. p.6
22
Security may be
exacted from a
private prosecutor. p.6.
23
No information
but upon oath. p.7.
24
Secresy to be kept
if required. p.7.
25
Provision against
calumny in case
of Secresy. p.7.
26
Punishment for
calumny without
necessity of
prosecution
on purpose. p.7.
27
Reward how
payable to secret
informers. p.8
29
In publico-private
offences, he
who has the greatest
interest to
be preferred for
a private prosecutor.
28
Informers desiring
secresy, to
go first to the Pursuer-General, &
failing him to
the Judge. p.8.
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I
1
Any man may prosecute. p.1
2
Even a witness or
informer. p.1
3
Pursuer-General to
be preferred in general
to a private prosecutor. p.3.
4.
Grounds for preferring
a private prosecutor. p.3
5
Choice how to be made
amongst prosecutors. p.5
6
In publico-private
offences, he who
has the greatest interest
to be preferred
for a private prosecutor. p.9.
7
Private prosecutors
not to be definitively
admitted but with
the privity of the Pursuer-General. p.5
8
Security may be exacted
from a privae
prosecutor. p.6
9
Not more than one
person shall act as
private prosecutor
at a time. p.5.
10
But assistants &
Inspectors may be given
him at discretion. p.6
11
Failing a private prosecutor
the duty devolves
on the Pursuer-General. p.6
12
So in case of resignation. p.6.
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II
1
Prosecutor entitled
to pecuniary indemnification. p.1
2
1. for expence.
2. for loss of time.
p.1
3
Reward is over
and above indemnification. p.2
4
Honorary rewards
optional with pecuniary. p.2
5
Reward and indemnification
may be released
aborigine. p.2.
I
13
Removal requires
stronger ground
than rejection. p.5
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III
1
Pursuer-General
to guard against
collusion. p.2
2
So, the Judge. p.2
3
Provision for communication
of documents. p.4.
4
Caution against
collusion in case of
reward. p.4
5
Any may may
at any time charge
informer prosecutor with
collusion, or alledge
suspicion of collusion.
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IV
1
No information
but upon oath. p.7
2
Secresy to be kept
if required. p.7
3
Informers desiring
secresy to go first to
the Pursuer General,
and failing him to
the Judge. p.8.
4.
Informer in case
of calumny to be
made known. p.7
5
Reward how payable
to secret Informers. p.8.
6
Punishment for calumny
without necessity
of prosecution
on purpose. p.7.
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