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1831. April 18

Pannomion or Penal Code Consul for Nomography July 18

29.

Of the effective, branches
two-
1. the directive
2. the sanctionative

30.

By the directive information
is given of the course
it is legislator's desire
should throughout be
taken.

31.

By the sanctionative, of
the inducements for
taking it.

32.

Inducement good, law
remunerative

33.

Inducement evil, law
punitive or say penal.

34.

Addressed to persons at
large is the directive.

35.

Addressed to functionaries
is the sanctionative.

36.

To functionaries of the
administrative department
in the first instance,
but eventually
to the judicial is the
remunerative.

37.

- to those of the judicial
in the first instance,
the punitive: viz, the
Judges & their subordinates.

38.

Of the matter of the
Civil Code, sorts two:
1.directive or 2.expositive

39.

The directive, as above,
clear of the sanctionative.

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40.

Not that without eventual
expectation of the
penal sanctionative
the directive would
in general be to any
considerable extent
effective: necessary is
the expectation of
ordinary punishment,
including or not including
burthen of satisfaction:
ordinary
punishment - viz. just
sufficient to outweigh
the profit of the offence
of which punishment
the experience made
must all through be
understood to be inliccted
in the directive and
in that way contained
in the
Civil Code.

41.

In the penal Code
will be the plan for
the insertion of
1. denunciation made
of extra-punishment
in the case of the
several offences.
2. the part in which
account is given
of the manner
in which punishment
with or without
compensation
is administered.

42.

2. So in penal The
Exam expositive matter
contains over and above
what belongs to the civil
Code matter which
belongs in common
to that and the Penal
Code.

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43

Example title - to
civil and penal exposition
alike necessary.

44

1. Civil-Subject matters
of the chief part of it
declaration of what
is each man's own:
Owner, he in relation
to whom a collative
event or state of
things having had
place, no subsequent
ablative.

45

2. So in penali-
Example theft: it is
taking a thing moveable
by one who
does not suppose
himself to have a
title.

46.

True, not necessary
mention of any
particular title.

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1831 July 18

Pannomium

Introchection to
Opening of, it
A to
African Table

Land from
which the Rivers
flow

From the matter
common to all
comprehensive Code
in all its modifications
flows the
matter peculiar
to each

By communicant
in this mode
repetitions are
saved.

reference
to Christomatic
with its Encyclopedical
Table.

20 Aug. 1831

At an early period
after mention of Law
considerable
into Matter and Form
and from Form branch of demography.

Add reference to Universal pondance

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Identifier: | JB/549/324/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 549.
Date_1	1831-04-18	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	549	Main Headings
Folio number	324	Info in main headings field	Pannomion or Penal Code
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