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<head>Constitutional Code.</head> 1. Enactive part.<lb/> | <head>Constitutional Code.</head> 1. Enactive part.<lb/> | ||
<note> | <note>Ch. Quasi Jury<lb/> | ||
S. Field of service</note><lb/> | S. Field of service</note><lb/> | ||
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you have <add>may an</add> original <gap/> but you will see no<lb/> | you have <add>may an</add> original <gap/> but you will see no<lb/> | ||
recapitulating examination In <del>some</del> a part of the field newly<lb/> | recapitulating examination In <del>some</del> a part of the field newly<lb/> | ||
in - p<gap/> of the final part you will see | in - p<gap/> of the final part you will see investigation<gap/><lb/> | ||
procedure <add>examination</add> and examination applied to one of the law | procedure <add>examination</add> and examination applied to one of the law codes of<lb/> | ||
the | the suit - the Defendent's! But as to recapitulatory examination<lb/> | ||
as such means of dealing <unclear>link</unclear> will <del><gap/></del> you find any<lb/> | |||
where. <del>A single Judge</del> In the recipes of the < | where. <del>A single Judge</del> In the <unclear>recipes</unclear> of the <unclear>closet</unclear> with no<lb/> | ||
other person present except a defendent of his are he <gap/>lents<lb/> | |||
what <gap/> he pleases, having in<gap/>ed what he pleases, and<lb/> | what <gap/> he pleases, having in<gap/>ed what he pleases, and<lb/> | ||
making <add>and pay to that | making <add>and pay to that which</add> what he does collect <del><gap/></del> he does collect what from<lb/> | ||
and when he pleases: This sort of a Judge is called to Judge<lb/> | and when he pleases: This sort of a Judge is called to Judge<lb/> | ||
of <gap/>: <del>the <gap/></del> this collected the evidence <del><gap/></del> to<lb/> | of <gap/>: <del>the <gap/></del> this collected the evidence <del><gap/></del> to<lb/> | ||
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wanted to do justice could find it out if this power and <gap/><lb/> | wanted to do justice could find it out if this power and <gap/><lb/> | ||
set eyes any of them upon any one of the individuals <gap/><lb/> | set eyes any of them upon any one of the individuals <gap/><lb/> | ||
<gap/>whose lips the a<gap/> had been collected or | <gap/> whose lips the a<gap/> had been collected or supposed to be<lb/> | ||
collected.</p> | collected.</p> | ||
<p>Has exquisitely so ever ill-adapted so ever the <del><gap/></del><add>med</add><lb/> | <p>Has exquisitely so ever ill-adapted so ever the <del><gap/></del><add>med</add><lb/> | ||
of | of prudence <gap/> and is to <add>its</add> the professed and pretended and sparing<lb/> | ||
execution and effect to the <del>arr<gap/></del> ordinances made by real<lb/> | execution and effect to the <del>arr<gap/></del> ordinances made by real<lb/> | ||
law and the ordinary | law and the ordinary feigned to have been made by <del>Judge <gap/></del><lb/> | ||
fictitious law, admirably <add>perfectly exquisitely</add> well adapted <del><gap/></del> it was and<lb/> | fictitious law, admirably <add>perfectly exquisitely</add> well adapted <del><gap/></del> it was and<lb/> | ||
is to the real | is to the real and depredative and oppressive to the point<lb/> | ||
profit of the Judges and the channels | profit of the Judges and the channels above employed: in the <lb/> | ||
penal branch they punished any man for every thing they <lb/> | penal branch they punished any man for every thing they or<lb/> | ||
the m<gap/> wider to see him | the m<gap/> wider to see him punished for: and in the civil branch<lb/> | ||
which they pleaded the parties in both sides, being given the advantage<lb/> | which they pleaded the parties in both sides, being given the advantage<lb/> | ||
to that side which could give them <del><gap/></del> most for it<lb/> | to that side which could give them <del><gap/></del> most for it<lb/> | ||
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inferences should<lb/> | inferences should<lb/> | ||
be deduced</note></p> | be deduced</note></p> | ||
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1823. Octr.. 19
Constitutional Code. 1. Enactive part.
Ch. Quasi Jury
S. Field of service
T be Rome-bred procedurejudicature, There you have
in a f form check that of English bred Equity was copied
you have may an original but you will see no
recapitulating examination In some a part of the field newly
in - p of the final part you will see investigation
procedure examination and examination applied to one of the law codes of
the suit - the Defendent's! But as to recapitulatory examination
as such means of dealing link will you find any
where. A single Judge In the recipes of the closet with no
other person present except a defendent of his are he lents
what he pleases, having ined what he pleases, and
making and pay to that which what he does collect he does collect what from
and when he pleases: This sort of a Judge is called to Judge
of : the this collected the evidence to
form a ground of decision to a pack of Judges indefinitely
and proportionably irrible, also if they
wanted to do justice could find it out if this power and
set eyes any of them upon any one of the individuals
whose lips the a had been collected or supposed to be
collected.
Has exquisitely so ever ill-adapted so ever the med
of prudence and is to its the professed and pretended and sparing
execution and effect to the arr ordinances made by real
law and the ordinary feigned to have been made by Judge
fictitious law, admirably perfectly exquisitely well adapted it was and
is to the real and depredative and oppressive to the point
profit of the Judges and the channels above employed: in the
penal branch they punished any man for every thing they or
the m wider to see him punished for: and in the civil branch
which they pleaded the parties in both sides, being given the advantage
to that side which could give them most for it
Such was the general design of the whole system such the general
affect of it. Too exclusive is the role too multifarious diversified the
character of the human mind not to admit of exceptions: but but it is from rules out
particular in exceptions that allpartial
inferences should
be deduced
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