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<head>Indirect Legislation § 6</head> | |||
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<note>What part of the <lb/>management of the <lb/>political sanction <lb/>is peculiar to <lb/>indirect legislation<lb/></note> | |||
<p>We now come to the fourth branch of the<lb/>expedients that apply to the <hi rend="underline">inclination</hi>: the management<lb/>of the <add>force of the</add> political sanction. Now the ordinary<lb/>and most obvious method of applying that force<lb/>is to prohibit the [offence] <add>very act which is</add> obnoxious <del>act at once</del><lb/>and as a means of in enforcing <add>the</add> prohibition, <add>to</add> punish<lb/><del>it</del> . <add>the very act which <del>is obnoxious</del> happens to appear obnoxious.</add> <note>and that without <lb/>regard to any other.<lb/></note> But this is the business of direct and ordinary <lb/>legislation. To the <del>province of ordinary<lb/>legislation may be</del> management of the force of<lb/>the political sanction in the way of indirect<lb/>legislation may be attributed <add>referred</add> every thing <add>else</add> that<lb/>can be done by the legislator without making<lb/><add>any special</add> use of the principle of benevolence or of any of <lb/>the other sanctions<lb/></p> | |||
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<note>Measures referrable <lb/>to these heads<lb/></note> | |||
<p>The measures to be taken for the purpose<lb/>in question by the management of the single force<lb/>of the political sanction may be reduced <add>referred</add> to the <lb/>following heads: viz.<lb/>1. <del>Investigating</del> Punishing <add>offences</add> accessory <del>offences</del>: <add><del>ma</del></add> investigating <lb/>and marking out for prohibition as<lb/>many acts as can be seen to be connected in <lb/><note>the</note></p> | |||
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Indirect Legislation § 6
Political
1
What part of the
management of the
political sanction
is peculiar to
indirect legislation
We now come to the fourth branch of the
expedients that apply to the inclination: the management
of the force of the political sanction. Now the ordinary
and most obvious method of applying that force
is to prohibit the [offence] very act which is obnoxious act at once
and as a means of in enforcing the prohibition, to punish
it . the very act which is obnoxious happens to appear obnoxious. and that without
regard to any other.
But this is the business of direct and ordinary
legislation. To the province of ordinary
legislation may be management of the force of
the political sanction in the way of indirect
legislation may be attributed referred every thing else that
can be done by the legislator without making
any special use of the principle of benevolence or of any of
the other sanctions
2
Measures referrable
to these heads
The measures to be taken for the purpose
in question by the management of the single force
of the political sanction may be reduced referred to the
following heads: viz.
1. Investigating Punishing offences accessory offences: ma investigating
and marking out for prohibition as
many acts as can be seen to be connected in
the
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