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<note>60<lb/>Courts - Cause <lb/>to be hung up</note><lb/> | |||
<p>The above contrivance would be particularly<lb/>serviceable in public <add>speaking</add> assemblies to <del>keep</del> confine<lb/>speakers to the point.</p> | |||
<p><del>Suppose</del> The bid to receive these letters should <lb/>be a board provided with spikes at equal distances.<lb/>It must be large enough to receive the greatest<lb/>number of words there can be occasion to hang up.<lb/>Qu. how to ensure the uniformity of the surface</p> | |||
<p>A flag might be hung out at the Gate of the Court<lb/>House giving notice <del>who</del> of the cause at hearing. e.g. The Thieves' Flag, The Murderers' flag &c.</p> | |||
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<note>Courts - 61<lb/>Military to be <lb/>Subject</note> | |||
<p>To <del>submit</del> <add>put</add> <del>subjugate</del> <add>[subject]</add> the military above<lb/>the civil power is to put the <del>end</del> <add>means</add> <del>of</del> <del>above</del> <add>before</add> the<lb/><del>means</del> end.</p><lb/> | |||
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<note> | <note><del>Composition -<lb/>Uniformity</del></note> | ||
<p>62<lb/>Rule of conformity</p> | |||
<p | <p><del>Uniformity of state or expression</del><lb/> | ||
<del>Uniformity of provision (disposition)</del></p> | |||
<del>Uniformity of state or expression</del><lb/> | |||
<del>Uniformity of provision (disposition)</del>< | |||
<note>Appeals, none against <lb/>interlocutory <lb/>orders.</note><lb/> | <note>Appeals, none against <lb/>interlocutory <lb/>orders.</note><lb/> | ||
<p>Give no Appeal against Interlocutory orders<lb/>and proceedings: but let the appeal wait till final<lb/>judgment | <p>Give no Appeal against Interlocutory orders<lb/>and proceedings: but let the appeal wait till final<lb/>judgment. It is not till then that <del>a</del> <add>either</add> party can receive<lb/>prejudice: it will then be time enough to give <lb/>relief.</p> | ||
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<note>Trial - prejudices <lb/>to be avoided</note> | |||
<p>Instructions to be framed for Judges, to guard<lb/>them against prejudices by which men are apt<lb/>to be seduced in trials</p> | |||
<p>1. The motive of the prosecutor <del>immaterial</del><lb/>2. The general bad character of the Def<hi rend="superscript">t</hi>.</p> | |||
<p>These are points foreign to the question.</p> | |||
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C
Miscell.
60
Courts - Cause
to be hung up
The above contrivance would be particularly
serviceable in public speaking assemblies to keep confine
speakers to the point.
Suppose The bid to receive these letters should
be a board provided with spikes at equal distances.
It must be large enough to receive the greatest
number of words there can be occasion to hang up.
Qu. how to ensure the uniformity of the surface
A flag might be hung out at the Gate of the Court
House giving notice who of the cause at hearing. e.g. The Thieves' Flag, The Murderers' flag &c.
Courts - 61
Military to be
Subject
To submit put subjugate [subject] the military above
the civil power is to put the end means of above before the
means end.
Composition -
Uniformity
62
Rule of conformity
Uniformity of state or expression
Uniformity of provision (disposition)
Appeals, none against
interlocutory
orders.
Give no Appeal against Interlocutory orders
and proceedings: but let the appeal wait till final
judgment. It is not till then that a either party can receive
prejudice: it will then be time enough to give
relief.
Trial - prejudices
to be avoided
Instructions to be framed for Judges, to guard
them against prejudices by which men are apt
to be seduced in trials
1. The motive of the prosecutor immaterial
2. The general bad character of the Deft.
These are points foreign to the question.
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jeremy bentham |
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