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<note>III. Rationale<lb/> | <note>III. Rationale<lb/> | ||
Ch Quasi-Jury<lb/> | Ch Quasi-Jury<lb/> | ||
Explan<hi rend="superscript">y</hi> Observat.<hi rend="superscript"><gap/></hi><lb/> | |||
§ 1. Additional features<lb/> | § 1. Additional features<lb/> | ||
Tru<gap/> Sheet<lb/> | Tru<gap/> Sheet<lb/> | ||
3. | 1<lb/> | ||
of | 3. Th<gap/> service to ends<lb/> | ||
of justice, securing <add>to</add> evidence<lb/> | |||
the most apt shape where<lb/> | the most apt shape where<lb/> | ||
obtainable: viz when<lb/> | obtainable: viz when<lb/> | ||
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presence of the auditory<lb/> | presence of the auditory<lb/> | ||
form the lips of <del>the</del><add>a</add> relating<lb/> | form the lips of <del>the</del><add>a</add> relating<lb/> | ||
witness to the | witness to the care<lb/> | ||
of the judge by | of the judge by whose<lb/> | ||
decision is grounded on it<lb/> | decision is grounded on it<lb/> | ||
is pronounced: <del><gap/></del> subject<lb/> | is pronounced: <del><gap/></del> subject<lb/> | ||
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<p>3. Third distinguishable mode in which the <del>ends of</del> Jury system<lb/> | <p>3. Third distinguishable mode in which the <del>ends of</del> Jury system<lb/> | ||
as established <add>in the | as established <add>in the service in which it is in use</add> has been conducive to the ends of justice, <add>causing</add> securing<lb/> | ||
<del>the exhalation</del> evidence to continue to be received in the <del>least</del><lb/> | <del>the exhalation</del> evidence to continue to be received in the <del>least</del><lb/> | ||
<del>decapt<gap/> | <del>decapt<gap/> shape that to say the oral shape</del> <add>the most</add> best shape.<lb/> | ||
namely that in which it passes immediately from the lips<lb/> | namely that in which it passes immediately from the lips<lb/> | ||
of the relating witness to the ear of the Judge and the <lb/> | of the relating witness to the ear of the Judge and the <lb/> | ||
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bes<gap/> of <del>of</del> professional or official instruments or both, paid<lb/> | bes<gap/> of <del>of</del> professional or official instruments or both, paid<lb/> | ||
<add>all of them</add> at the rate of so much a word for initiating it.</p> | <add>all of them</add> at the rate of so much a word for initiating it.</p> | ||
<note>51<lb/> | <note>51<lb/> | ||
<lb/>No less capable of being<lb/> | <lb/>No less capable of being<lb/> | ||
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Jury: <add>nor</add> on one<add>the</add> occasions<lb/> | Jury: <add>nor</add> on one<add>the</add> occasions<lb/> | ||
where the Jury is not,<lb/> | where the Jury is not,<lb/> | ||
than on | than on d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> where it is<lb/> | ||
called in </note> | called in </note><lb/> | ||
<p>Neither is this feature inseparable in its nature<lb/> | |||
from Jury procedure Neither in this instance is there<lb/> | from Jury procedure Neither in this instance is there<lb/> | ||
any thing in the nature of evidence on the one hand or<lb/> | any thing in the nature of evidence on the one hand or<lb/> | ||
of Jury procedure on the other that render that | of Jury procedure on the other that render that | ||
<del>forbids</del><lb/> | <del>forbids</del><lb/> | ||
<del>the reception of</del> <add> | <del>the reception of</del> <add>renders it more <del>& prevents</del> difficulty to receive evidence in this</add> <del>excludes evidence for being res<gap/> in the</del><lb/> | ||
<del>form</del> shape in any other sort of Judicatory there in that<lb/> | <del>form</del> shape in any other sort of Judicatory there in that<lb/> | ||
of which a Jury forms a part. In relation to a fact open<lb/> | of which a Jury forms a part. In relation to a fact open<lb/> | ||
to dispute, no Judge <add>nor other ruling | to dispute, no Judge <add>nor other ruling functionary</add> that really wished to come at the truth<lb/> | ||
ever thought of <del>having</del> -receiving evidence in any other<lb/> | ever thought of <del>having</del> -receiving evidence in any other<lb/> | ||
shape <del>wh<gap/></del> without having received in this, when in this<lb/> | shape <del>wh<gap/></del> without having received in this, when in this<lb/> | ||
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servants.<lb/> | servants.<lb/> | ||
Witness the enquiries<lb/> | Witness the enquiries<lb/> | ||
carried in or the occasion<lb/> | |||
of these enemies <add>from</add> by which<lb/> | of these enemies <add>from</add> by which<lb/> | ||
<add>the minds of</add> individuals <del>are rather</del><lb/> | <add>the minds of</add> individuals <del>are rather</del><lb/> | ||
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<add>done</add> to person of property.</note><lb/> | <add>done</add> to person of property.</note><lb/> | ||
was <add>regarded as</add> conducive to the giving effect to his power is that of <gap/><lb/> | was <add>regarded as</add> conducive to the giving effect to his power is that of <gap/><lb/> | ||
on whom <add>whose power has</add> | on whom <add>whose power has</add> he was dependent, nor person <add>functionary</add> concerned in the<lb/> | ||
framing of the rules of procedure <add>did</ | framing of the rules of procedure <add>did</add> ever <del>did wish to <gap/></del> at<lb/> | ||
<del>the truth</del> harbours any such wish as that of <add>seeing the truth over a light</add> causing at or enabling<lb/> | |||
his colleagues <add>associates</add> and successive to come at the truth. Their<add>The</add><lb/> | |||
aim has uniformly been, as it could not but be, <add>by means of</add> to extract<lb/> | |||
<del>and or</del> with the help of such instruments as could be consented<lb/> | |||
out of the products of suitors <del>a</del> money in the greatest quantity<lb/> | |||
in which it could be so extracted. On the contrary the object of<lb/> | in which it could be so extracted. On the contrary the object of<lb/> | ||
it <del><gap/></del> was that in testimonial statements the quantity of falshood<lb/> | it <del><gap/></del> was that in testimonial statements the quantity of falshood<lb/> | ||
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2. Investigational inquiries<lb/> | 2. Investigational inquiries<lb/> | ||
as to <gap/>ing deemed impartial<lb/> | as to <gap/>ing deemed impartial<lb/> | ||
enough. | enough.<lb/> | ||
3. Domestic procedure, as to children<lb/> | 3. Domestic procedure, as to children<lb/> | ||
or servants offences</note><lb/> | or servants offences</note><lb/> | ||
<note>53<lb/> | <note>53<lb/> | ||
But of <add>none of</add> by whom the course of procedure<lb/> | But of <add>none of</add>those by whom the course of procedure<lb/> | ||
has any where been established, has<lb/> | has any where been established, has<lb/> | ||
it been the wish that the truth be come at.<lb/> | it been the wish that the truth be come at.<lb/> | ||
To maximize professional and [+] [+] official profit has been their wish: thence to maximize falsehood that further proceedings might be necessitated. ]</note><lb/> | To maximize professional and [+]<lb/> | ||
[+] official profit has been their wish: thence to maximize falsehood that further proceedings might be necessitated. ]</note><lb/> | |||
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1828 Septr. 4
Constitutional Code.
III. Rationale
Ch Quasi-Jury
Explany Observat.
§ 1. Additional features
Tru Sheet
1
3. Th service to ends
of justice, securing to evidence
the most apt shape where
obtainable: viz when
without any valuation dence
it passes, in
presence of the auditory
form the lips of thea relating
witness to the care
of the judge by whose
decision is grounded on it
is pronounced: subject
to be made correct
and compleat by interrogation: and not strain through the similar purparty vitiating medium of pain [+]
3. Third distinguishable mode in which the ends of Jury system
as established in the service in which it is in use has been conducive to the ends of justice, causing securing
the exhalation evidence to continue to be received in the least
decapt shape that to say the oral shape the most best shape.
namely that in which it passes immediately from the lips
of the relating witness to the ear of the Judge and the
surrounding auditory, without being strained through the
bes of of professional or official instruments or both, paid
all of them at the rate of so much a word for initiating it.
51
No less capable of being
given to evidence in this
most apt shape in Judicatories
without Jury
than in Judicatories with
Jury: nor on onethe occasions
where the Jury is not,
than on do where it is
called in
Neither is this feature inseparable in its nature
from Jury procedure Neither in this instance is there
any thing in the nature of evidence on the one hand or
of Jury procedure on the other that render that
forbids
the reception of renders it more & prevents difficulty to receive evidence in this excludes evidence for being res in the
form shape in any other sort of Judicatory there in that
of which a Jury forms a part. In relation to a fact open
to dispute, no Judge nor other ruling functionary that really wished to come at the truth
ever thought of having -receiving evidence in any other
shape wh without having received in this, when in this
shape it was within reach. [+] But, except in in so far as truth the truth [+] Witness all Parliamentary
enquiries.
Witness every father of
a family in his dealings
with his children or his
servants.
Witness the enquiries
carried in or the occasion
of these enemies from by which
the minds of individuals are rather
governor as, well as governed
app of injury
done to person of property.
was regarded as conducive to the giving effect to his power is that of
on whom whose power has he was dependent, nor person functionary concerned in the
framing of the rules of procedure did ever did wish to at
the truth harbours any such wish as that of seeing the truth over a light causing at or enabling
his colleagues associates and successive to come at the truth. TheirThe
aim has uniformly been, as it could not but be, by means of to extract
and or with the help of such instruments as could be consented
out of the products of suitors a money in the greatest quantity
in which it could be so extracted. On the contrary the object of
it was that in testimonial statements the quantity of falshood
should be maximized that further proceedings and further writing for the exposure of it
might be necessitated
52
Where the faculty of
giving this shape to it is
within reach by no
Judge who wishes to
at the truth is it ever received
in any other. Witness
1. Parliamentary inquiries
for legislative purposes
2. Investigational inquiries
as to ing deemed impartial
enough.
3. Domestic procedure, as to children
or servants offences
53
But of none ofthose by whom the course of procedure
has any where been established, has
it been the wish that the truth be come at.
To maximize professional and [+]
[+] official profit has been their wish: thence to maximize falsehood that further proceedings might be necessitated. ]
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