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<head>1823. Dec<hi rend="superscript">r</hi>. 24 | <head>1823. Dec<hi rend="superscript">r</hi>. 24+ +<lb/></head> | ||
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<p><note><add>1</add> Ch. Quasi Jury</note><lb/> | |||
<add>supply the</add> <add><del>such</del></add> <del>eliminate functions those of</del><add>thought right thus to eliminate</add> examples are the<lb/> | <note>S. <del>Eliminable classes</del> <add><del>Ordinary</del> <unclear>Law</unclear> treated</add></note></p> | ||
<p>Art 7. <del>Art <gap/> 6</del> Of the classes <add>to</add> which it may <add>that may be chosen</add> be <del>fit</del> to<lb/> | |||
<add>supply the</add> <add><del>such</del></add> <del>eliminate functions those of</del> <add>thought right thus to eliminate</add> examples are the<lb/> | |||
following. | following. | ||
1. <del>Persons over age. Examples <gap/> superior <gap/></del> <lb/> | 1. <del>Persons over age. Examples <gap/> superior <gap/></del> <lb/> | ||
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1 Classes excluded.<lb/> | 1 Classes excluded.<lb/> | ||
<del>1. Persons say under</del> <lb/> | <del>1. Persons say under</del> <lb/> | ||
<del>2</del>1. Persons insane - <del>Examples</del><add>Cause of</add> exclusion, <add><del><unclear>define impair</unclear></del></add> intellectual inaptitude<lb/> | <del>2</del>1. Persons insane - <del>Examples</del> <add>Cause of</add> exclusion, <add><del><unclear>define impair</unclear></del></add> intellectual inaptitude<lb/> | ||
<del>3</del>2. Persons convicted of certain <add | <del>3</del>2. Persons convicted of certain <add>enumerated</add> crimes. Cause, <del>of</del> moral inaptitude.<lb/> | ||
<del>4</del>3. Minors. Cause <add><del><gap/></del><add>absolute</add> intellectual inaptitude.<lb/> | <del>4</del>3. Minors. Cause <add><del><gap/></del> <add>absolute</add> intellectual inaptitude.<lb/> | ||
4 Foreigners not acquainted with the language. Cause <add><del>particular</del><add>relative</add> intellectual<lb/> | 4 Foreigners not acquainted with the language. Cause <add><del>particular</del> <add>relative</add> intellectual<lb/> | ||
inaptitude<lb/> | inaptitude<lb/></p> | ||
<del>2</del> Art. <del>7</del>. 8. | <p><del>2</del> Art. <del>7</del>. 8. | ||
II Classes exempted<lb/> | II Classes exempted<lb/> | ||
1. Persons <del><gap/> age <gap/></del><add>habitually</add> infirm through age or sickness.<lb/> | 1. Persons <del><gap/> age <gap/></del> <add>habitually</add> infirm through age or sickness.<lb/> | ||
<del>1</del>2. Medical practitioners in actual practice: Cause of exemption <lb/> | <del>1</del>2. Medical practitioners in actual practice: Cause of exemption <lb/> | ||
preponderent vexation to third persons | preponderent vexation to third persons viz. patitude<lb/> | ||
in number unlimited.<lb/> | in number unlimited.<lb/> | ||
<del>2</del>3 Judicial practitioners, in d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi><gap/> cause of exemption, d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi>.<lb/> | <del>2</del>3 Judicial practitioners, in d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi><gap/> cause of exemption, d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi>.<lb/> | ||
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Art <del>8.</del>9.<lb/> | Art <del>8.</del>9.<lb/> | ||
N.B. Military functionaries <del>aught</del> should by no man.<lb/> | N.B. Military functionaries <del>aught</del> should by no man.<lb/> | ||
<del>be</del><add>stand </add> either excluded or exempted: cases of urgency | <del>be</del> <add>stand </add> either excluded or exempted: cases of urgency excepted<lb/> | ||
in time of war actual is apposed impending: not regulars<lb/> | in time of war actual is apposed impending: not regulars<lb/> | ||
still less militia: not to regulars: for be they have<lb/> | still less militia: not to regulars: for be they have<lb/> | ||
miss leisure: 2. <del>service in <gap/></del> every judicatory being<lb/> | miss leisure: 2. <del>service in <gap/></del> every judicatory being<lb/> | ||
a school of justice, <del>the</del><add>every</add> Quasi-Juror<del>s</del> <del><gap/></del> scholar<lb/><lb/> | a school of justice, <del>the</del> <add>every</add> Quasi-Juror<del>s</del> <del><gap/></del> scholar<lb/><lb/> | ||
and master at the same time, <del>and</del> service to this law<lb/> | and master at the same time, <del>and</del> service to this law<lb/> | ||
evil to <unclear>thence</unclear> be, in<add>the way in <del><gap/></del></add> a particular degree, of use: as well as<lb/> | evil to <unclear>thence</unclear> be, in<add>the way in <del><gap/></del></add> a particular degree, of use: as well as<lb/> | ||
<del>to <gap/> the <gap/></del><add>by obviating the danger</add> of their regarding themselves as <del><gap/></del><lb/> | <del>to <gap/> the <gap/></del><add>by obviating the danger</add> of their regarding themselves as <del><gap/></del><lb/> | ||
possessing a particular interest separate from that of their fellow citizens.<lb/> | possessing a particular interest separate from that of their fellow citizens.<lb/></p> | ||
Art. <del>9</del> 10.<add>III Class partly excluded partly exempted -</add> | <p>Art. <del>9</del> 10.<add>III Class partly excluded partly exempted -</add> | ||
1. Persons who, while <del>by indigence <gap/> <gap/> from <gap/> travelling</del><add>too indigent to travel</add> <lb/> | 1. Persons who, while <del>by indigence <gap/> <gap/> from <gap/> travelling</del> <add>too indigent to travel</add> <lb/> | ||
from the distant parts of the 'sub-district and <del>serving</del><add>serve</add> for <unclear>of</unclear><add>their</add><lb/> | from the distant parts of the 'sub-district and <del>serving</del><add>serve</add> for <unclear>of</unclear> <add>their</add><lb/> | ||
days gratis, may not be sufficiently trustworthy to be trusted<lb/> | days gratis, may not be sufficiently trustworthy to be trusted<lb/> | ||
with the <add>necessary subsistence</add> money before hand: while, by <add>reason of</add> deficiency in <sic>cloathing</sic><lb/> | with the <add>necessary subsistence</add> money before hand: while, by <add>reason of</add> deficiency in <sic>cloathing</sic><lb/> | ||
and cleanliness <del>their</del><add>the </add> presence, of a person thus circumstanced, might be<lb/> | and cleanliness <del>their</del> <add>the </add> presence, of a person thus circumstanced, might be<lb/> | ||
annoying to <del>colleag the rest</del> other actors in the judicial theatre. Cause of exemption or exclusion relative indigence.<lb/><pb/> | annoying to <del>colleag the rest</del> other actors in the judicial theatre. Cause of exemption or exclusion relative indigence.<lb/></p><pb/> | ||
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1823. Decr. 24+ +
Constitutional Code.
1 Ch. Quasi Jury
S. Eliminable classes Ordinary Law treated
Art 7. Art 6 Of the classes to which it may that may be chosen be fit to
supply the such eliminate functions those of thought right thus to eliminate examples are the
following.
1. Persons over age. Examples superior
time
2. Persons who while by
1 Classes excluded.
1. Persons say under
21. Persons insane - Examples Cause of exclusion, define impair intellectual inaptitude
32. Persons convicted of certain enumerated crimes. Cause, of moral inaptitude.
43. Minors. Cause <add>absolute intellectual inaptitude.
4 Foreigners not acquainted with the language. Cause particular <add>relative intellectual
inaptitude
2 Art. 7. 8.
II Classes exempted
1. Persons age habitually infirm through age or sickness.
12. Medical practitioners in actual practice: Cause of exemption
preponderent vexation to third persons viz. patitude
in number unlimited.
23 Judicial practitioners, in do cause of exemption, do.
34. Public functionaries (non-military) actually in attendance. in open Cause of exemption
preponderant detriment to the public service
Art 8.9.
N.B. Military functionaries aught should by no man.
be stand either excluded or exempted: cases of urgency excepted
in time of war actual is apposed impending: not regulars
still less militia: not to regulars: for be they have
miss leisure: 2. service in every judicatory being
a school of justice, the every Quasi-Jurors scholar
and master at the same time, and service to this law
evil to thence be, inthe way in a particular degree, of use: as well as
to the by obviating the danger of their regarding themselves as
possessing a particular interest separate from that of their fellow citizens.
Art. 9 10.III Class partly excluded partly exempted -
1. Persons who, while by indigence from travelling too indigent to travel
from the distant parts of the 'sub-district and servingserve for of their
days gratis, may not be sufficiently trustworthy to be trusted
with the necessary subsistence money before hand: while, by reason of deficiency in cloathing
and cleanliness their the presence, of a person thus circumstanced, might be
annoying to colleag the rest other actors in the judicial theatre. Cause of exemption or exclusion relative indigence.
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