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1824. Novr. 22
Constitutional Code

4
Ch. 1 Relation to Substantive
4 §.

13.
Widely different and
opposite in that
respect this Code from
all others

From [the consideration of] this unity as to the modes
of coming at the appropriate truth inferences of pronouncement
will be seen described derived in regard to practice. On this occasion In this will
be seen in broad feature by which the here proposed Code
will be seen to stand distinguished from all oth Codes that
ever were established. If the one mode course here chalked
out be one the straight kept in, all those others will be seen recognized
to be full of deviation exposed of aberration exhibiting variety of absurdity
and to the unhappy people variety of
productive of variety of wretchedness

14
Intimate connection
of penal with non penal
branch

Another corollary of which a present intimation
may already have been given is the comparative scantiness
of the diversity between the course of procedure required
for the giving execution and effect to the penal non penal
branch of substantive law and the course requisite in the
case of the penal branch. For giving appropriate execution of and
effect to the non-penal branch appropriate proof evidence must
be have been obtained and employed and appropriate means of
execution obtain provided and applied: and with little if
any difference these will serve as well for the most afflictive penal uses
for non-penal cases

15
Application generally
greater in penal cases
than in non penal
but may be far greater
in non penal

In the penal; cases of the greatest severity reluctance
as to compliance on the part of the defendant will be greater than in any non penal
case: and for surmounting reluctance, adequate provision
so far as the nature of the case allows admitts must b in every case
be made. The reluctance will be as the affliction But
in cases decidedly non penal the affliction may with little
exception be as great as any which in the far greater number
of penal cases it will be found necessary to produce. Be a mans
property [+]
[+] ever so vast, it is frequently for a purely non penal; purpose, satisfaction be creditors necessary to divest him of it : and may a man rather than undergo this
this affliction has doomed himself to and actually suffered misfortune for life: for life and that a long one.




Identifier: | JB/052/189/001
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Date_1

1824-11-22

Marginal Summary Numbering

13-15

Box

052

Main Headings

constitutional code; procedure code

Folio number

189

Info in main headings field

constitutional code

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d4 / e4

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

j whatman turkey mill 1824

Marginals

george bentham

Paper Producer

jonathan blenman

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1824

Notes public

ID Number

16862

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