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13 Novr 1802.
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Dumont Procedure
Ends
suppose any offence as being about to be
committed for certain supposes only that
an offence while will eventually be committed
if upon the Judges having created as above
the obligation corresponding to the right
required to be conferred any act in breach of
such obligation should come to have been
committed.
We proceed to the consideration of the several
ends of procedure considered in respect of the
penal branch of it. Ultimate ends of penal
procedure two — of these the main and positive end
the infliction of the punishment in question
including the administering of the several
sp species of satisfaction appendant to the
lot of punishment in question in the case
where such species of satisfaction respectively
has place. Negative ultimate end of
civil procedure — non-infliction of the lot of
punishment in question in each case on the
individual in question in the event of his
not having committed or being a partaker in
the alleged individual offence — the
protection of the innocent.
Collateral or incidental ends of penal
procedure, avoidance so far as is possible
of the sev several inconveniences which
in ge agr a greater or less degree are inseparable
from the course of action by which a
penal suit action or prosecution as it is called
is carried on. Now inconveniences are considered
in respect of their origin may be termed by one
general or common appellation juridical or legal vexation
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