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1826. July 30
Penal Code.
II. Offences against reputation
Ch. Defamation
§. Extenuations
Extenuation 1. The misdeed or propensity imputed, political:
supposed misdoer a public functionary
Reasons for the extenuation in case of rashness negligent inadventure,
or rash missupposed evil consciousness being supposed
absent
1. Importance of correct and compleat statement
better a hundred false imputations uttered than one political
misdeed remain unpunished and undivulged.
2. Difficulty of giving to the statement the qualities of correctness
and compleatness.
3. Certainty that if the charge be not true, the defence
or defenders in abundance will not be wanting to the difference.
So even though the imputation be true.
4. Danger to the descr defamer of danger of suffering sufferances
by from the vengeance of the defamee.
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