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<head>Constitutional Code.</head>
<head>Constitutional Code.</head>
<note>III. Rationale<lb/>
<note>III. Rationale<lb/>
Ch. 13 <gap/> Judge<lb/>
Ch. 13 <unclear>Immediate</unclear> Judge<lb/>
Introductory Observation</note><lb/>
Introductory Observation</note><lb/>


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Acceptance of office<lb/>
Acceptance of office<lb/>
on these terms a greater<lb/>
on these terms a greater<lb/>
proof of appropriate<lb/>
proo<del>o</del>f of appropriate<lb/>
aptitude thus a boasting<lb/>
aptitude thus a boasting<lb/>
&amp; pretended indignant<lb/>
&amp; pretended indignant<lb/>
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<p>Of <del>utter inaptitude of all</del> <add>appropriate</add> aptitude <del>for</del> with relation to the baseness<lb/>
<p>Of <del>utter inaptitude of all</del> <add>appropriate</add> aptitude <del>for</del> with relation to the baseness<lb/>
of these several offices which will be the most straight portative<lb/>
of these several offices which will be the most straight portative<lb/>
evidence? acceptance of the office in those <unclear>liters</unclear>? or strutting<lb/>
evidence? acceptance of the office in those <unclear>terms</unclear>? or strutting<lb/>
dem<gap/>, by <unclear>locks and boading plesures</unclear> <del>declining</del> declaratory<lb/>
demeanour, by <unclear>locks and <unclear>bonding</unclear> pleasures</unclear> <del>declining</del> declamatory<lb/>
of <gap/> indignation pretended to be felt at the thoughts of a mans<lb/>
of high indignation pretended to be felt at the thoughts of a mans<lb/>
being capable of giving acceptance to it an <gap/>.</p>
being capable of giving acceptance to it an arch <gap/>.</p>


<note>6<lb/>
<note>6<lb/>
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<p>Of utter inaptitude with relation to the function of it<lb/>
<p>Of utter inaptitude with relation to the function of it<lb/>
what <gap/> conclusive evidence can be afforded than the determination<lb/>
what more conclusive evidence can be afforded than the determination<lb/>
<gap/> to accept of it upon these terms.</p>  
not to accept of it upon these terms.</p>  


<note>7<lb/>
<note>7<lb/>
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held upon a reason for <lb/>
held upon a reason for <lb/>
corresponding enormity<lb/>
corresponding enormity<lb/>
in Judges emolument</note><lb/>
in Judges emoluments</note><lb/>


<p>In England the enormity of the annul masses of enrolment<lb/>  
<p>In England the enormity of the annul masses of enrolment<lb/>  
received by binding Advocates from the practice of this immoral<lb/>
received by binding Advocates from the practice of this immoral<lb/>
profession is held up to <gap/> with triumph as an adequate and<lb/>
profession is held up to view with triumph as an adequate and<lb/>
<gap/>able reason for correspondent enormity in the emoluments<lb/>
<unclear>irreversible</unclear> reason for correspondent enormity in the emoluments<lb/>
attached to the Office of Judge of <add>highest</add> <del>superior</del> and next to highest<lb/>
attached to the Office of Judge of <add>highest</add> <del>superior</del> and next to highest<lb/>
grade. For this <add>access</add> enormity though in adequate ra<gap/> the is still<lb/>
grade. For this <add>access</add> enormity though in adequate ra<gap/> the is still<lb/>
a pl<gap/> are: the man prepamphlets of the law, and the presumption<lb/>
a <unclear>pleasurable one</unclear>: the man prepamphlets of the law, and the presumption<lb/>
that <add>by</add> the Advocate who has had most practise, the greatest <add>largest</add><lb/>
that <add>by</add> the Advocate who has had most practise, the greatest <add>largest</add><lb/>
quantum <add><gap/></add> if not only of appropriate knowledge but of appropriate<lb/>
quantum <add>stock</add> if not only of appropriate knowledge but of appropriate<lb/>
judgement will be possessed.</p>
judgement will be possessed.</p>


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fictitious law</note><lb/>
fictitious law</note><lb/>


<p>In the <gap/> of Codes of which the present one forms the<lb/>
highest <gap/>, the grand demand for appropriate knowledge<lb/>
vast space open to the reception of different degrees of appropriate<lb/>
knowledge will be done away by the substitution of proposed real<lb/>
law to the at print every where accepted fictitious and <gap/><lb/>
substitute to real law.</p>
<p>In this very proposed mode the Gardian had as find by the <lb/>
exclusion of all herding Advocates from the capacity of wrong in the capacity<lb/>
of Judges either principal in depute.</p>




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1823. August 9

Constitutional Code. III. Rationale
Ch. 13 Immediate Judge
Introductory Observation

5
Acceptance of office
on these terms a greater
prooof of appropriate
aptitude thus a boasting
& pretended indignant
rejection

Of utter inaptitude of all appropriate aptitude for with relation to the baseness
of these several offices which will be the most straight portative
evidence? acceptance of the office in those terms? or strutting
demeanour, by locks and <unclear>bonding pleasures</unclear> declining declamatory
of high indignation pretended to be felt at the thoughts of a mans
being capable of giving acceptance to it an arch .

6
Non acceptance a
proof of inaptitude

Of utter inaptitude with relation to the function of it
what more conclusive evidence can be afforded than the determination
not to accept of it upon these terms.

7
In England enormity
of lawyers enrolement
held upon a reason for
corresponding enormity
in Judges emoluments

In England the enormity of the annul masses of enrolment
received by binding Advocates from the practice of this immoral
profession is held up to view with triumph as an adequate and
irreversible reason for correspondent enormity in the emoluments
attached to the Office of Judge of highest superior and next to highest
grade. For this access enormity though in adequate ra the is still
a pleasurable one: the man prepamphlets of the law, and the presumption
that by the Advocate who has had most practise, the greatest largest
quantum stock if not only of appropriate knowledge but of appropriate
judgement will be possessed.

8
In proposed Code, the
grand demand for
appropriate knowledge
on the part of Judges
done away by the
substitution of real to
fictitious law

In the of Codes of which the present one forms the
highest , the grand demand for appropriate knowledge
vast space open to the reception of different degrees of appropriate
knowledge will be done away by the substitution of proposed real
law to the at print every where accepted fictitious and
substitute to real law.

In this very proposed mode the Gardian had as find by the
exclusion of all herding Advocates from the capacity of wrong in the capacity
of Judges either principal in depute.



Identifier: | JB/042/162/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 42.

Date_1

1823-08-09

Marginal Summary Numbering

5-8

Box

042

Main Headings

constitutional code

Folio number

162

Info in main headings field

constitutional code

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d2 / e2

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

j whatman turkey mill 1822

Marginals

Paper Producer

admiral pavel chichagov

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1822

Notes public

ID Number

13085

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