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CH... OFFENCES PRINCIPAL & ACCESSORY.
thus related, we shall denominate that which
answers to the first Description, the Principal,
and that which comes under the other second, the
Accessory Offence.
[Again] we shall further find that a principal
Offence has often not only one such accessory
connected with it, but many; that is, that many
such Acts or Situations, distinguishable in their
Description from each other may be discovered,
from the actual Accomplishment of the principal,
reckoning backwards in point of time, up to the first Act,
which indicates that the Agent has conceived
the mischievous Intent, on which, however that
be, the Leigslator can perceive to be connected
with it in the Way of Causation. These we
shall denominate from the Order in which they
stand connected with the principal: that which
stands nearest to it An Accessory of the first
Remove, that which stands next to this, an Accessory
of the second Remove and so on. If we
speak of a principal Offence, as having no
Accessory
Identifier: | JB/063/017/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 63.
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