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<head>1829 April 24<lb/>Petitions</head> <!-- in pencil --> <p>3 <note>1<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></note><lb/>(3</p> <p><note>Supplement<lb/>§.2. Elucidation<lb/>French</note></p> <p>☞ <gap/> <gap/> for international statutes<lb/>— two circumstances <unclear>necessarily</unclear> neglected — profit of the <gap/> <gap/> circumstance <del><gap/></del></p> <p>Note by the bye that on the penal or say <add><gap/></add> criminal <del><add><gap/></add> <gap/></del><lb/>more properly <hi rend="underline">crisis-regarding</hi> branch of Bonaparte's substantive law<lb/><del>pro <gap/> to <gap/></del> <add>vast</add> is the evil <add>and absurdity</add> produced by failure of pecuniary<lb/>penalties — superior perhaps even to what it is under English<lb/>legislative mode <del><gap/></del> law substantive and adjective<lb/>branch excluded — | <head>1829 April 24<lb/>Petitions</head> <!-- in pencil --> <p>3 <note>1<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></note><lb/>(3</p> <p><note>Supplement<lb/>§.2. Elucidation<lb/>French</note></p> <p>☞ <gap/> <gap/> for international statutes<lb/>— two circumstances <unclear>necessarily</unclear> neglected — profit of the <gap/> <gap/> circumstance <del><gap/></del></p> <p>Note by the bye that on the penal or say <add><gap/></add> criminal <del><add><gap/></add> <gap/></del><lb/>more properly <hi rend="underline">crisis-regarding</hi> branch of Bonaparte's substantive law<lb/><del>pro <gap/> to <gap/></del> <add>vast</add> is the evil <add>and absurdity</add> produced by failure of pecuniary<lb/>penalties — superior perhaps even to what it is under English<lb/>legislative mode <del><gap/></del> law substantive and adjective<lb/>branch excluded — In each occasion probability in infinity<lb/>to one that is <add>either</add> excessive and to a degree to a great extent<lb/><gap/>, or <gap/> in such sort as to operate as a license:<lb/>In having to be supposed maleficent practice the repression<lb/>of which is professed <unclear>by its</unclear>. A few years have not inhibited<lb/>of a <gap/>; binding <gap/> that <del>would</del> will not regard it as an<lb/>affront to be suspected of heedlessness so <gap/> and inexcusable</p> <p>But, prodigious is the quality of hearsay which <add>Lord <gap/></add> Chambers<lb/>and Goode <gap/> <gap/> have to <unclear>unlearn</unclear> before they will have rendered<lb/>themselves equal on part of appropriate judicial aptitude<lb/>to babies and sucklings</p> <p>Since the first indication given of this folly scarcely<lb/>forty years have elapsed, and still unprofited by <gap/><lb/>the <gap/> which all the time laws have been in print in the English<lb/>language</p> <p>An <gap/> of jurisdiction <gap/> is the <del><gap/></del> <sic>gulph</sic> so<lb/>needlessly <sic>fixt</sic> between the civil and the crime regarding<lb/>branch of law. Cause of it might as to one part inadequacy of<lb/>the provision made for securing compliance with <unclear>just</unclear> <add>with good</add> <gap/>: on the<lb/>other hand bland <del>barbarity</del> <add> atrocity</add> of the penal system — be result of criminal<lb/>barbarism</p> <p>Under the here proposed system all facts belonging <add>alleged or <unclear>learned</unclear> facts to be presented <del>in</del><lb/>with as evidence<lb/>probative or disprobative<lb/>in relation to them</add><lb/>to the case whether on the <hi rend="underline">demandants</hi> or on the Defendant's side, raise<lb/>each of them at the earliest point of time without preponderant evil<lb/>possible, elicited for the several individuals <del>thereto</del> competent<lb/>capable of exhibiting them: <add>of</add> which individuals <del><gap/> to <gap/></del> of<lb/>each case <del>Under Bonaparte each</del> from such other information<lb/>as will <unclear>to be</unclear> <del>pro</del> with correspondent dispatch elicited.</p> <p>Under Bonaparte's Code his <gap/> will keep the<lb/><gap/> as far as possible that <del>it</del> used for successive attending and<lb/><add>discussion</add><lb/><!-- continues in the margin --> discussion, may have place<lb/>in the first place at the<lb/>Judicatory of primary<lb/>cognizance, and then<lb/>in the Appellate judicatory<lb/><!-- continues along the edge of the page --> in consequence — of so many appeals on <gap/> matters: with or without remedies, to the <gap/> of primacy or <gap/> say immediate cognizance.</p> | ||
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1829 April 24
Petitions
3 1o
(3
Supplement
§.2. Elucidation
French
☞ for international statutes
— two circumstances necessarily neglected — profit of the circumstance
Note by the bye that on the penal or say criminal
more properly crisis-regarding branch of Bonaparte's substantive law
pro to vast is the evil and absurdity produced by failure of pecuniary
penalties — superior perhaps even to what it is under English
legislative mode law substantive and adjective
branch excluded — In each occasion probability in infinity
to one that is either excessive and to a degree to a great extent
, or in such sort as to operate as a license:
In having to be supposed maleficent practice the repression
of which is professed by its. A few years have not inhibited
of a ; binding that would will not regard it as an
affront to be suspected of heedlessness so and inexcusable
But, prodigious is the quality of hearsay which Lord Chambers
and Goode have to unlearn before they will have rendered
themselves equal on part of appropriate judicial aptitude
to babies and sucklings
Since the first indication given of this folly scarcely
forty years have elapsed, and still unprofited by
the which all the time laws have been in print in the English
language
An of jurisdiction is the gulph so
needlessly fixt between the civil and the crime regarding
branch of law. Cause of it might as to one part inadequacy of
the provision made for securing compliance with just with good : on the
other hand bland barbarity atrocity of the penal system — be result of criminal
barbarism
Under the here proposed system all facts belonging alleged or learned facts to be presented in
with as evidence
probative or disprobative
in relation to them
to the case whether on the demandants or on the Defendant's side, raise
each of them at the earliest point of time without preponderant evil
possible, elicited for the several individuals thereto competent
capable of exhibiting them: of which individuals to of
each case Under Bonaparte each from such other information
as will to be pro with correspondent dispatch elicited.
Under Bonaparte's Code his will keep the
as far as possible that it used for successive attending and
discussion
discussion, may have place
in the first place at the
Judicatory of primary
cognizance, and then
in the Appellate judicatory
in consequence — of so many appeals on matters: with or without remedies, to the of primacy or say immediate cognizance.
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jeremy bentham |
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