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1828 Feby. 23d. June 1831 May 5

Pannomion as Penal Code
Law Amendments.

Ch. II. Pannomian Divisions Ch. II. All comprehensive code Plan
§.1. Pannomion Divisions

1. J.B.
This outline of a Code
for England.

2.
Excepted, parts not
suitable to the time,
nor capable of being
employed.

3. Nomography
Matter and form
distinguished –
thence Nomography a
branch of Art a science deluded

4. Political Economy
Matter what.
Form what is its relations
to matter.

5. Nomography
To form, belong classifications,
order,
expression.

6. Nomography
1. Classification
what.

7. Nomography
2. Method Order what.
Method includes 1. Aggregate
or say Grouping

8. 2. Prudence.
3. Expression what.

9. Nonography 4. Locution what.

10. Nomography
Rules as to form
posted off:
though not delivered
not the less observed

11. Nomography
Importance of what
regards forms.
See Nomography.

Good and Evil – their
by as a cruel. 2. one
act: the progress in society
its Anger.

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Ch. II. Pannomian Divisions Ch. II. All comprehensive code Plan
§.1. Pannomion Divisions

11 G.B.
Of the Pannomion
Divisions.
1. Constitutiional Code
2. Penal and Non-penal
Codes.

12
Division II. Penal
and non Penal
Codes into
1. Penal.
2. Non-penal, or say
Civil.

13.
Non penal composed
of matter parted
off from penal.

14.
Example. Tax collector
if with power
that power given
him by Constitutional
Code: if without
power, his conduct
comes in the fields of
Penal and non-Penal
Codes.

15. Use
1. By this separation
facility of clear conception
and remembrance, to each individual.

16.
Example, deterrition
from theft.

17.
Division III. Penal
and non Penal into
1. Substantive
2. Adjective.

18.
Adjective, or say
Procedure Code
what.

Use 19.

Use of this separation.

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Ch. II. All comprehensive code Plan
§.1. Pannomion Divisions

20.
Division IV. Substantive
Code into
1. General Code
2. Particular Codes

Use 21.
Subserviency of the
divisions to cognition,
intellection and
mindfulness

Use 22.
Beneficial effect
of Bonaparte's Codes
in this respect, as
far as they go.

23.
Division V. Particular
Cods.
1. Unilateral.
2. Bilateral.

24.
Examples of unilateral
and bilateral
particular Codes.

25
Conventions – including
Contracts and Conveyances,
what.

Use 26.
Of Buonaparte's
Codes, usefulness
diminished by overgrowth
of Judge
and commentation-made
Law.

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2. facility of bearing
the matter in mind:
the Civil portion of the
matter not being to
that purpose necessary
to be borne in mind.

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Ch. II. All-comprehensive Code
§.2. Penal Code Divisions

1.
1. Offences collectively
and severally considered.

2.
2. Offences collectively
considered.

3.
3. Offences collectively
considered–
Sub topics
1. Ratiocination-regarding.

4.
4. Enactment-regarding
1. States of mind.
☞ Insert them here.

5.
2. Instruments of maleficence.

6.
4. Offences
inchoate and consummate.

7.
5. Co-offenders

8.<lb> 6. Justification

9.
7. Extenuation

10.
8. Aggravation.

11.
9. Trust-regarding
offences.

12.
10. Remedies against
delinquency.

13.
11. Exemptions from
Punishment &c.

13(a)
Difference between
Exemptions and Justifications.

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Date_1	1828-02-23	Marginal Summary Numbering	1-26, 16*, 1-13, 13a
Box	068	Main Headings
Folio number	081	Info in main headings field	pannomion or penal code
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