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1831 A<gap/> Decr. 24 40 <gap/>
<head>1831 <del>A<gap/></del> Dec<hi rend="superscript">r</hi>. 24 40 <del><gap/></del><lb/>
Constitutional Code Bushrighter &amp;c ++ J
<del>Constitutional Code</del> <unclear>Bushrighter</unclear> &amp;c ++ J</head>


Disinterestedness &amp;c 2o
<note>Disinterestedness &amp;c 2<hi rend="superscript">o</hi><lb/>
Ch. XXV <gap/> <gap/>
<del>Ch. XXV <gap/> <gap/></del><lb/>
Lord Brightons Speech
Lord Broughtons Speech<lb/>
&sect;.5. D<gap/> <gap/>
<del>&sect;.5. D<gap/> <gap/></del><lb/>
22 Pubn 1834 M<gap/> p 417
22 Feb<hi rend="superscript">y</hi> 1834 M<gap/> <unclear>p 417</unclear><lb/>
Notes by J.B.
Notes by J.B.<lb/>
&#9758; Before the King can
&#9758; Before the <unclear>new cases</unclear><lb/>
Grant to multiplicity of Delinquents
Ground to multiplicity of Delinquents<lb/>
(a) <gap/> [Admitt]
(a) <del><gap/></del> [<sic>Admitt</sic>]</note>


1 1
<p>1 1</p>
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<note><hi rend="underline">So much for grounds</hi><lb/>
now as to <hi rend="underline">cautions</hi> needful<lb/>
<lb/>
1. All applying caution, &#x2014;<lb/>
Remission none: but<lb/>
on grounds (i.e. evidence)<lb/>
adequate to warrant<lb/>
exculpation or inculpation<lb/>
For to counter-interrogation,<lb/>
counter evidence<lb/>
and publicity, &amp;c<lb/>
See Procedure Code.</note>


So much for gr<gap/>
<p>Enactive Instructional<lb/>
now as to cautions needful
Art. 14. So much for grounds of remission, in the several particular<lb/>
cases abovementioned: now for cautions as to the application of them<lb/>
respectively.</p>


1. All applying caution, &#x2014;
<p><del>Enactive Instructional</del><lb/>
Remission none: but
Art. <!-- blank --> One caution <add>precaution</add> there is which, in its application is universal.<lb/>
on grounds (i.e. evidence
In no case <add>instance</add> will the Justice Minister make remission<lb/>
adequate to warrant
of punishment <del>on any the ground of <gap/></del> <add>without appropriate</add> evidence, <del><gap/><lb/>
exemption or inculpation
on the ground</del> <gap/> deterrent: or on the ground of evidence less<lb/>
For to counter-interrogation,
probative and c<gap/> than would be required by him for<lb/>
counter evidence
the purpose of inculpation or exculpation: moreover, <add>as</add> in these<lb/>
and publicity, &amp;c
cases as in this counter evidence as well as counter-interrogation.</p>
See Procedure Code.


Enactive Instructional
<p>Such of them be produce <gap/> <gap/> goes into the Exchequer<lb/>
Art. 14. So much for grounds of remission, in the several particular
and <del><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/></del> <add>will be admitted: and special areas of science excepted (as <del>per</del></add><lb/>
cases abovementioned: now for cautions as to the application of them
to which see the Procedure Code) the same publicity will be given<lb/>
respectively.  
contributors to to the lightening of the <del><gap/></del> weight of what was<lb/>
as in the one case so in the others to the proceeding.<lb/>
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Enactive Instructional
<p>41</p>
Art. <!-- blank --> One caution there is which, in its application is universal.
In no case instance will the Justice Minister make remission
of punishment on any the ground of <gap/> without appropriate evidence, <gap/>
on the ground <gap/> deterrent: or on the ground of evidence less
probative and c<gap/> than would be required by them for
the purpose of inculpation or exculpation: moreover, as in these
cases as in this counter evidence as well as counter-interrogation.


Such of them be produce <gap/> <gap/> goes into the Exchequer
<p><del><gap/></del> <hi rend="underline">Law-taxes</hi> <del>are checks upon</del> <hi rend="underline"><add>check</add> litigation</hi> is<lb/>
and <gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/> will be admitted: and special areas of science excepted (as per
<del>the language</del> <add>a useful and favorite</add> aphorism <del>of</del> <add>that</add> all those <add><del><gap/></del> dishonest</add> men <del>who have employed</del> <add>(by whom the practice</add><lb/>
to which see the Procedure Code) the same publicity will be given
<del>there applied the</del> <add>grounded on it <del>appli</del> is applied, as an</add> instrument, to the purpose of cheating their<lb/>
contributors to to the lighting of the <gap/> weight of what was
creditors, or of obtaining on false <sic>pretences</sic> <del>money or land</del> <add>property in any shape</add><lb/>
as in the one case so in the others to the proceeding.
from those who <del>were</del> <add>are</add> not their debtors</p>
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41
<p>To the injured man who is a suitor, or would be if<lb/>
he were not thus prevented the <add>fee fed</add> lawyer is what the wolf is<lb/>
to the sheep, to every <del><gap/></del> <add>b<gap/></add> lawyer, what the wolf is to a<lb/>
wolf of the same kind.</p>


<gap/> Law-taxes are checks upon check litigation is
<p>He <del>adheres</del> <add>of course</add> clasps <del><add>of course</add></del> to his bosom those taxes, <add>by <del><gap/></del></add> the <del>produce</del><lb/>
<gap/> a useful and favorite aphorism of that all those <gap/> dishonest men who have employed (by whom the practice
<add>operation</add> of which <del>finds <gap/></del> <add><del><gap/><gap/></del> the money or money's worth is sent</add> into his own pocket, and in<lb/>
those applied the grounded on it appli as applied, as an instrument, to the purpose of cheating their
<add>this</add> way obtains the <hi rend="underline">profit</hi> of <hi rend="underline">interestedness</hi>: <add>at the same time,</add> so far as the separation<lb/>
creditors, or of obtaining on false pretences money or land property in any shape
can be made, he <del><gap/></del> <add>reprobates</add> and endeavours to keep off,<lb/>
from those who were are not their debtors
<del>the taxes</del> <add>such of them</add> the produce of which <del>is employed in the service of</del> <add>has any other destination,</add><lb/>
<del>the community at large,</del> and thus reaps, or seeks to reap,<lb/>
the <hi rend="underline">praise</hi> of <hi rend="underline">disinterestedness</hi>. When, and in so far as, a<lb/>
<add><gap/></add> <gap/> appears in the character of a friend to law-reform,<lb/>
it is in this way that his conduct <unclear>incurs the face</unclear> of disinterestedness<lb/>
&#x2014; though in fact not less interested in this case than<lb/>
in those other cases. In so far as concerns the getting rid<lb/>
of <hi rend="underline">stamp duties</hi>, the people at large may have him for its<lb/>
ally: in so far as concerns the getting rid of <hi rend="underline">fees</hi>, they should<lb/>
<add>on</add><lb/>
<note>on every occasion be<lb/>
prepared for the finding in<lb/>
him an adversary. <!-- Paragraph mark --> To the<lb/>
author of these pages, at<lb/>
various times, <del><gap/><lb/>
<gap/>,</del> a<gap/><lb/>
have been, by various<lb/>
<del>persons</del> <add>lawyers</add> in the character<lb/>
of <del>reformers</del> <gap/> reformers,<lb/>
the reforms aimed at by<lb/>
them were of concern <del>such</del> <add>confined</add><lb/>
<del><gap/><gap/><gap/><lb/>
<gap/><gap/><gap/></del><lb/>
to the <del><gap/></del> removal<lb/>
<del>of</del> of such delay, and <gap/><lb/>
from which no profit<lb/>
<add>was seen to</add> flow into their <del>own<lb/>
pockets.</del> So long as man<lb/>
is <unclear>man is man</unclear>, has he<lb/>
<del>on every occasion to<lb/>
prepare for the finding<lb/>
<gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/></del><lb/>
be otherwise? To be angry with him for this is to be angry with him for existing:<hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi><lb/>
<hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> But, by his not being a proper<lb/>
object for anger, the need of counteracting<lb/>
his endeavours, so far as they<lb/>
are opposed to the welfare of the<lb/>
community is not diminished.</note></p>


To the injured man who is a suitor, or would be if
he were not thus prevented the fee fed lawyer is what the wolf is
to the sheep, to every <gap/> b<gap/> lawyer, what the wolf is to a
wolf of the same kind.


He adheres of course clasps of course to his bosom those taxes, by <gap/> the produce
operation of which finds <gap/> <gap/><gap/> the money or money's worth is sent into his own pocket, and in
this every obtains the profit of interestedness: at the same time, so far as the separation
can be made, he <gap/> reprobates and endeavours to keep off,
the taxes such of them the produce of which is employed in the service of has any other destination,
the community at large, and thus reaps, or seeks to reap,
the praise of disinterestedness.


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1831 A Decr. 24 40
Constitutional Code Bushrighter &c ++ J

Disinterestedness &c 2o
Ch. XXV
Lord Broughtons Speech
§.5. D
22 Feby 1834 M p 417
Notes by J.B.
☞ Before the new cases
Ground to multiplicity of Delinquents
(a) [Admitt]

1 1

So much for grounds
now as to cautions needful

1. All applying caution, —
Remission none: but
on grounds (i.e. evidence)
adequate to warrant
exculpation or inculpation
For to counter-interrogation,
counter evidence
and publicity, &c
See Procedure Code.

Enactive Instructional
Art. 14. So much for grounds of remission, in the several particular
cases abovementioned: now for cautions as to the application of them
respectively.

Enactive Instructional
Art. One caution precaution there is which, in its application is universal.
In no case instance will the Justice Minister make remission
of punishment on any the ground of without appropriate evidence,
on the ground
deterrent: or on the ground of evidence less
probative and c than would be required by him for
the purpose of inculpation or exculpation: moreover, as in these
cases as in this counter evidence as well as counter-interrogation.

Such of them be produce goes into the Exchequer
and will be admitted: and special areas of science excepted (as per
to which see the Procedure Code) the same publicity will be given
contributors to to the lightening of the weight of what was
as in the one case so in the others to the proceeding.

41

Law-taxes are checks upon check litigation is
the language a useful and favorite aphorism of that all those dishonest men who have employed (by whom the practice
there applied the grounded on it appli is applied, as an instrument, to the purpose of cheating their
creditors, or of obtaining on false pretences money or land property in any shape
from those who were are not their debtors

To the injured man who is a suitor, or would be if
he were not thus prevented the fee fed lawyer is what the wolf is
to the sheep, to every b lawyer, what the wolf is to a
wolf of the same kind.

He adheres of course clasps of course to his bosom those taxes, by the produce
operation of which finds the money or money's worth is sent into his own pocket, and in
this way obtains the profit of interestedness: at the same time, so far as the separation
can be made, he reprobates and endeavours to keep off,
the taxes such of them the produce of which is employed in the service of has any other destination,
the community at large, and thus reaps, or seeks to reap,
the praise of disinterestedness. When, and in so far as, a
appears in the character of a friend to law-reform,
it is in this way that his conduct incurs the face of disinterestedness
— though in fact not less interested in this case than
in those other cases. In so far as concerns the getting rid
of stamp duties, the people at large may have him for its
ally: in so far as concerns the getting rid of fees, they should
on
on every occasion be
prepared for the finding in
him an adversary. To the
author of these pages, at
various times,
,
a
have been, by various
persons lawyers in the character
of reformers reformers,
the reforms aimed at by
them were of concern such confined


to the removal
of of such delay, and
from which no profit
was seen to flow into their own
pockets.
So long as man
is man is man, has he
on every occasion to
prepare for the finding

be otherwise? To be angry with him for this is to be angry with him for existing:[+]
[+] But, by his not being a proper
object for anger, the need of counteracting
his endeavours, so far as they
are opposed to the welfare of the
community is not diminished.




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1832-04-09

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326

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jeremy bentham

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