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Indirect
Misrule
Secret informations
inquiry enquiry. In the one event he takes no notice of
it: in the other he gives notice for the informer
to make his personal appearance. If upon being
examined taking his examination hearing what he has to say the result of the
examination is that the informant has been in an
error either with regard to the law or the fact, he
is sent back with thanks for his good intentions,
and his name if he thinks fit concealed: if it
be that there is malice in the case, his name
and his information are communicated to the party
informed against: if it be that the charge is
true security is taken a prosecution is instituted
and security is taken of the informant to
be ready with his evidence.
Will it be asked what are would be any the advantages of
such an arrangement? institution would be of? of just the same just the same sort as
those that of taking votes in the way of ballot
Will it be asked upon what principle mak
an institution of this sort would be advantageous?
Upon just the same as that of taking votes by ballot.
Sooner or later When a prosecution has been resolved upon, sooner or later the defendant
must at all events be apprized of the who are the witnesses
are that are or are to be produced against him. But
before that period why should he? In the first place
the witness if he has any thing to apprehend from the
enmity
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