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<head>Punishment & Restraint. Warburton.</head>
<head>Punishment &amp; Restraint. Warburton.</head>
<p>he calls crimes he thinks it right to combat with<lb/>more evil than is necessary to repel them; and combating<lb/>them in this manner he calls penalising<lb/>them. He calls mischiefs such evils as proceed <add>not</add> from<lb/>the will: he calls <del><gap/></del> crimes such as <add>do</add> proceed <del><gap/></del> from<lb/>the will.</p>
<p>he calls crimes he thinks it right to combat with<lb/>more evil than is necessary to repel them; and combating<lb/>them in this manner he calls punishing<lb/>them. He calls mischiefs such evils as proceed <add>not</add> from<lb/>the will: he calls <del><gap/></del> crimes such as <add>do</add> proceed <del><gap/></del> from<lb/>the will.</p>
<p>By repelling mischief I must suppose he means<lb/>for I know not what else he can mean, preventing<lb/>its arising in time future.</p>
<p>By repelling mischief I must suppose he means<lb/>for I know not what else he can mean, preventing<lb/>its arising in time future.</p>
<p>If then I understand him right, whenever an act is<lb/>involuntary, all the mischief that <del>arises from</del> <add>might otherwise</add> arise<lb/>from it he thinks it right should be prevented or<lb/>endeavoured to be prevented by <del><gap/></del> so much pain as<lb/>is necessary for that purpose: but if <del>in</del>voluntary,<lb/>then not only so much pain as is necessary for the above purpose should be employ'd, but more pain should<lb/>be inflicted on the author.</p>
<p>If then I understand him right, whenever an act is<lb/>involuntary, all the mischief that <del>arises from</del> <add>might otherwise</add> arise<lb/>from it he thinks it right should be prevented or<lb/>endeavoured to be prevented by <del><gap/></del> so much pain as<lb/>is necessary for that purpose: but if <del>in</del>voluntary,<lb/>then not only so much pain as is necessary for the<lb/> above purpose should be employ'd, but more pain should<lb/>be inflicted on the author.</p>
<p>Now this mischief that is to be prevented from<lb/>arising in time future, must be mischief that might<lb/>arise from acts of the like kind with that which<lb/>has been done: <add>not from the <gap/><gap/> itself.</add> for the mischief resulting from the<lb/><add>very</add> act that has been done is already incurred; nor<lb/>can by any means be prevented.</p>
<p>Now this mischief that is to be prevented from<lb/>arising in time future, must be mischief that might<lb/>arise from acts of the like kind with that which<lb/>has been done: <add>not from the very act itself.</add> for the mischief resulting from the<lb/><add>very</add> act that has been done is already incurred; nor<lb/>can by any means be prevented.</p>
<p>Whenever then <del><gap/></del> pain is inflicted on the author<lb/>of an act, productive of mischief, <del><gap/></del> <add>if the pain be</add> <hi rend="underline">no</hi> more<lb/><del>pain</del> than is necessary to prevent <del><gap/></del> <add>the</add> mischief that<lb/>might come from future acts of the like kind<lb/>this pain his Lordship calls <hi rend="underline">a restraint</hi>: and<lb/>the act whereby it was inflicted he would deem <hi rend="underline">an<lb/>act of restraint</hi>. If <hi rend="underline"><del>more</del> <add>the</add> pain</hi> <del>than</del> be more than <add>is</add></p>
<p>Whenever then <del><gap/></del> pain is inflicted on the author<lb/>of an act, productive of mischief, <del>but</del> <add>if the pain be</add> <hi rend="underline">no</hi> more<lb/><del>pain</del> than is necessary to prevent <del><gap/></del> <add>the</add> mischief that<lb/>might come from future acts of the like kind<lb/>this pain his Lordship calls <hi rend="underline">a restraint</hi>: and<lb/>the act whereby it was inflicted he would deem <hi rend="underline">an<lb/>act of restraint</hi>. If <hi rend="underline"><del>more</del> <add>the</add> pain</hi> <del>than</del> be more than <add>is</add></p>


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he calls crimes he thinks it right to combat with
more evil than is necessary to repel them; and combating
them in this manner he calls punishing
them. He calls mischiefs such evils as proceed not from
the will: he calls crimes such as do proceed from
the will.

By repelling mischief I must suppose he means
for I know not what else he can mean, preventing
its arising in time future.

If then I understand him right, whenever an act is
involuntary, all the mischief that arises from might otherwise arise
from it he thinks it right should be prevented or
endeavoured to be prevented by so much pain as
is necessary for that purpose: but if involuntary,
then not only so much pain as is necessary for the
above purpose should be employ'd, but more pain should
be inflicted on the author.

Now this mischief that is to be prevented from
arising in time future, must be mischief that might
arise from acts of the like kind with that which
has been done: not from the very act itself. for the mischief resulting from the
very act that has been done is already incurred; nor
can by any means be prevented.

Whenever then pain is inflicted on the author
of an act, productive of mischief, but if the pain be no more
pain than is necessary to prevent the mischief that
might come from future acts of the like kind
this pain his Lordship calls a restraint: and
the act whereby it was inflicted he would deem an
act of restraint
. If more the pain than be more than is



Identifier: | JB/159/013/003"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 159.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

159

Main Headings

punishment

Folio number

013

Info in main headings field

punishment & restraint warburton

Image

003

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f5 / f6 / f7 / f8

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::l v g propatria [britannia motif]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

caroline vernon

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

53836

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