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<p>This at any rate the charge given by the Judge | <p>This at any rate the charge given by the Judge | ||
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with in both its parts <del>of</del> where it happens to | with in both its parts <del>of</del> where it happens to instance | ||
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both parts — the <hi rend='underline'><gap/></hi> , and the <hi rend='underline'><gap/></hi> , | both parts — the <hi rend='underline'><gap/></hi>, and the <hi rend='underline'><gap/></hi>, | ||
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serve in the <gap/> of reason in support of any <add>such</add> | serve in the <gap/> of reason in support of any <add>such</add> recommendation | ||
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and <add>or</add> advise as it may < | and <add>or</add> advise as it may ha<del>f</del>ve happened to | ||
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her to give: and the custom <add>habit</add> which Judges are in | |||
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if delivering such charge, in <unclear>or</unclear> <unclear>on</unclear> both <sic>it's</sic> abovementioned | |||
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parts , <del> | parts, <del>operate</del> <add>imposes upon them</add> to the extent of it <del>or</del> a sort | ||
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of obligation , howsoever imperfect of giving reasons for | of obligation, howsoever imperfect of giving reasons for | ||
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in support and justification of any such recommendation | in support and justification of any such recommendation | ||
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<p><!-- indent --><note>The obligation of giving a charge, is, & ought to be an imperfect one — given in every case, it would was now too much time</note><!-- note in pencil --> The obligation thus imposed is of the imperfect | <p><!-- indent --><note>The obligation of giving a charge, is, & ought to be an imperfect one — given in every case, it would was now too much time</note><!-- note in pencil --> The obligation thus imposed is of the imperfect | ||
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kind : and so it must and ought to be . If in the | kind: and so it must and ought to be. If in the | ||
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instance of every cause without distinction <add>excessive</add> thus <unclear>familiar</unclear> | instance of every cause without distinction <add>excessive</add> thus <unclear>familiar</unclear> | ||
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were in both its part <del>as</del> above to be <add>indispensably</add> performed , the | were in both its part <del>as</del> above to be <add>indispensably</add> performed, the | ||
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quantity of time <add><gap/> and measure attached to <add> | quantity of time <add><gap/> and measure attached to <add>resulting from</add></add> thus concerned would be apt <add>might go near</add> to | ||
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outweigh the whole benefit <add>cut very deep into the aggregate benefit</add> resulting from the practise | |||
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in the other point of view ; since the instance in <add>so great would <add>might</add> be the number of</add> | in the other point of view; since the instance in <add>so great would <add>might</add> be the number of</add> | ||
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which the <gap/> of the matter <add>ground</add> <gap/> <add>renders</add> such explanations <add><unclear>accusations</unclear></add> | which the <gap/> of the matter <add>ground</add> <gap/> <add>renders</add> such explanations <add><unclear>accusations</unclear></add> | ||
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<unclear><sic>usedless</sic></unclear> . | <unclear><sic>usedless</sic></unclear>. | ||
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<p><!-- indent -->On the other hand the obligation being no other than | <p><!-- indent -->On the other hand the obligation being no other than | ||
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an imperfect one , the occasions in which it shall and | an imperfect one, the occasions in which it shall and | ||
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then in which it , shall be fulfilled being left to the discretion | then in which it, shall be fulfilled being left to the discretion | ||
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of the Judge , the course naturally pursued by him | of the Judge, the course naturally pursued by him | ||
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is to give the explanation <sic>were</sic> they promise to be material | is to give the explanation <sic>were</sic> they promise to be material | ||
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1 June 1800 Jury analysed
2 . // Judge's Charge — time
This at any rate the charge given by the Judge
with in both its parts of where it happens to instance
both parts — the , and the ,
serve in the of reason in support of any such recommendation
and or advise as it may hafve happened to
her to give: and the custom habit which Judges are in
if delivering such charge, in or on both it's abovementioned
parts, operate imposes upon them to the extent of it or a sort
of obligation, howsoever imperfect of giving reasons for
in support and justification of any such recommendation
as in this or that instance it may happen to
Judge to think fit to give.
The obligation of giving a charge, is, & ought to be an imperfect one — given in every case, it would was now too much time The obligation thus imposed is of the imperfect
kind: and so it must and ought to be. If in the
instance of every cause without distinction excessive thus familiar
were in both its part as above to be indispensably performed, the
quantity of time and measure attached to <add>resulting from</add> thus concerned would be apt might go near to
outweigh the whole benefit cut very deep into the aggregate benefit resulting from the practise
in the other point of view; since the instance in so great would <add>might be the number of</add>
which the of the matter ground renders such explanations accusations
usedless.
On the other hand the obligation being no other than
an imperfect one, the occasions in which it shall and
then in which it, shall be fulfilled being left to the discretion
of the Judge, the course naturally pursued by him
is to give the explanation were they promise to be material
and useful — to omitt them when they as it far as appear usedless.
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