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<head>3<lb/> C<lb/>Promulgation<lb/> Instructions to the Legislator</head> | |||
<p>With regard to such clauses as for the safeguard<lb/> of innocence are inserted for the <del>sake</del> <add>purpose</add> of <lb/>printing out particular circumstances that may <lb/>have the object of defeating the <del>general</del> presumption<lb/> of guilt <del>that may be deserved</del> <add>to be deduced</add> from some<lb/> evidentiary fact that has been mentioned, such<lb/> clauses <del>mos</del> might commonly it should seem<lb/> be left out of the popular edition of the Code <lb/>and inserted only in the full edition, under<lb/> the head of instructions to the Judge. For it is<lb/> not till a prosecution is already commenced that <lb/>in general there can be occasion for a party to<lb/> advert to them. If the circulation of them lie <lb/>as extensive as that of the other parts of the particular<lb/> code might and ought to be, the danger is<lb/> least they should encourage offenders, by assisting<lb/> them in the invention of [expedients<lb/> for evasion] evasive schemes. </p> | |||
<p>Preference however must be openly and expressly<lb/> made to them: <del>lest the body of the law should lose<lb/> its efficacy by an example</del>: for a single instance <lb/>where the threats of the law openly promulgated have <lb/>been rendered vain by <add>a</add> secret reservation will be enough<lb/> to make a wide breach in the efficacy of the whole <lb/>system. </p> | |||
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3
C
Promulgation
Instructions to the Legislator
With regard to such clauses as for the safeguard
of innocence are inserted for the sake purpose of
printing out particular circumstances that may
have the object of defeating the general presumption
of guilt that may be deserved to be deduced from some
evidentiary fact that has been mentioned, such
clauses mos might commonly it should seem
be left out of the popular edition of the Code
and inserted only in the full edition, under
the head of instructions to the Judge. For it is
not till a prosecution is already commenced that
in general there can be occasion for a party to
advert to them. If the circulation of them lie
as extensive as that of the other parts of the particular
code might and ought to be, the danger is
least they should encourage offenders, by assisting
them in the invention of [expedients
for evasion] evasive schemes.
Preference however must be openly and expressly
made to them: lest the body of the law should lose
its efficacy by an example: for a single instance
where the threats of the law openly promulgated have
been rendered vain by a secret reservation will be enough
to make a wide breach in the efficacy of the whole
system.
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jeremy bentham |
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