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<note>Punishment of <lb/>accessory offences<lb/></note>
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First then with regard to the punishment of accessory <lb/>offences: it is evident that the more <add><del>greater number</del></add> of these <lb/>acts can be <sic>discover'd</sic> and included in the prohibition <lb/>the more the chance of preventing the mischief<lb/>is <sic>encreased</sic>.  These are either the <del>offences</del> <add>acts</add><lb/>of the one and the same <add>offender</add> or of different offenders.<lb/>These <add>The whole group taken together</add> may be distinguished into  such as are<lb/>performable by one and the same offender, and<lb/>such as <del>are</del> [are the work of different offenders]<lb/>suppose the <del><gap/></del>  <add>co operation</add> of different offenders.<lb/>Each of these heads will require a particular discussion<lb/>in the body of the work: the first is treated<lb/>of under the title of <hi rend="underline">Accessory Offences</hi>: the latter,<lb/>under that of <hi rend="underline">Co-offenders</hi>.  <note><del>Both</del> These titles are <lb/><add>both of them</add> referred to the body of <lb/>the work, because <lb/>something of what <lb/>seems proper to be <lb/>done under each <lb/>is exhibited <hi rend="underline"><foreign>in <lb/>termini</foreign></hi><lb/></note>  <add>To give examples</add> It is against accessory <lb/>offences f<del>or example</del> I mean those which<lb/>are commissible by one and the same offender<lb/>that the legislator <del>levels his attack</del> points the <add>directs his</add><lb/>force <add>operations</add> of his authority, when in order to<lb/>prevent <add>save</add> people from defrauded by bad<lb/><lb/>corn, he punishes the <del>act of <gap/></del> keeping of<lb/>such corn in one's possession, the act of fabricating<lb/> <del>of the</del> it, the keeping of instruments <lb/><note>adapted</note><lb/><lb/>
<p>First then with regard to the punishment of accessory <lb/>offences: it is evident that the more <add><del>greater number</del></add> of these <lb/>acts can be <sic>discover'd</sic> and included in the prohibition <lb/>the more the chance of preventing the mischief<lb/>is <sic>encreased</sic>.  These are either the <del>offences</del> <add>acts</add><lb/>of the one and the same <add>offender</add> or of different offenders.<lb/>These <add>The whole group taken together</add> may be distinguished into  such as are<lb/>performable by one and the same offender, and<lb/>such as <del>are</del> [are the work of different offenders]<lb/>suppose the <del>concurrence</del>  <add>co operation</add> of different offenders.<lb/>Each of these heads will require a particular discussion<lb/>in the body of the work: the first is treated<lb/>of under the title of <hi rend="underline">Accessory Offences</hi>: the latter,<lb/>under that of <hi rend="underline">Co-offenders</hi>.  <note><del>Both</del> These titles are <lb/><add>both of them</add> referred to the body of <lb/>the work, because <lb/>something of what <lb/>seems proper to be <lb/>done under each <lb/>is exhibited <hi rend="underline"><foreign>in <lb/>termini</foreign></hi><lb/></note>  <add>To give examples</add> It is against accessory <lb/>offences <del>for example</del> I mean those which<lb/>are commissible by one and the same offender<lb/>that the legislator <del>levels his attack</del> points the <add>directs his</add><lb/>force <add>operations</add> of his authority, when in order to<lb/>prevent <add>save</add> people from defrauded by bad<lb/>coin, he punishes the <del>act of coining</del> keeping of<lb/>such coin in one's possession, the act of fabricating<lb/> <del>of the</del> it, the keeping of instruments <lb/><note>adapted</note></p>




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Indirect Legislation § 6

Political

3

Punishment of
accessory offences

First then with regard to the punishment of accessory
offences: it is evident that the more greater number of these
acts can be discover'd and included in the prohibition
the more the chance of preventing the mischief
is encreased. These are either the offences acts
of the one and the same offender or of different offenders.
These The whole group taken together may be distinguished into such as are
performable by one and the same offender, and
such as are [are the work of different offenders]
suppose the concurrence co operation of different offenders.
Each of these heads will require a particular discussion
in the body of the work: the first is treated
of under the title of Accessory Offences: the latter,
under that of Co-offenders. Both These titles are
both of them referred to the body of
the work, because
something of what
seems proper to be
done under each
is exhibited in
termini

To give examples It is against accessory
offences for example I mean those which
are commissible by one and the same offender
that the legislator levels his attack points the directs his
force operations of his authority, when in order to
prevent save people from defrauded by bad
coin, he punishes the act of coining keeping of
such coin in one's possession, the act of fabricating
of the it, the keeping of instruments
adapted



















Identifier: | JB/087/029/003"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 87.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

1-4

Box

087

Main Headings

indirect legislation

Folio number

029

Info in main headings field

indirect legislation

Image

003

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::r williams [britannia with shield motif]]]

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

c. hamilton

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

27554

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