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'' | <!-- part of heading and numbers in pencil --> <head>1823. <sic>Aug.</sic> 3<lb/><sic>Constitut.</sic> Code</head> <p>11 <del>5</del><lb/><note><sic>Ch.</sic> XII Judiciary collectively</note><lb/>(1 <note><del>§.32</del> Justice Chambers<lb/><!-- in red ink -->34</note></p> <p>Form circular or <sic>polygant</sic> with segment cut off.<lb/>Levels or Floors two or more.</p> <!-- 34 amendment in red, Room Structure in pencil --> <p>Room Structure<lb/>§ <del>32</del> <add>34</add> Justice-Chambers</p> <p><sic>Art.</sic> 1. <del>in every Ju</del> For every Judicatory there is <add>or shall be</add> a Justice<lb/>Chamber, built, furnished and kept in repair at the National <sic>Expence</sic></p> <p><sic>Art.</sic> 2. Objects <add>Subjects</add> in view <del>ar</del> in the commission of it are these</p> <p>1. <del>Room</del> <add>Spaces distinct</add> for the several characters in the Judicial drama: namely<lb/>1. Judge. <add>1* Judge's Clerk</add> 2. Obligatory <del>Juries</del> Session <add><del>Obligat</del> <unclear>Juries</unclear></add> 3. Spontaneous <del>person or <add>Assistors</add></del> Assisters. 3. Registrar<lb/><add>3. Registrar's <del>Clerk or Clerks</del> Respective Clerk or Clerks</add> 4. Pursuer General. 5. Defender General 6. Plaintiff or Plaintiffs. 7. Defendant<lb/>or Defendants. 8. Plaintiffs Witnesses. 9. Defendant's Witnesses.<lb/>10. Plaintiffs <unclear>Stipendiary</unclear> Lawyer. 11. Defendants <unclear>Stipendiary</unclear> Lawyers.</p> <p>2. Convenience of the whole <del><gap/></del> edifice in respect of<lb/>1. <del>In the</del> Light. 2. Temperature free from excess of heat and cold at<lb/>all times<lb/>2. To <add><del>the sort of</del></add> person of each class the persons of all other classes to whom<lb/>it is of use that they should be visible visible<lb/>3. To person of any <del>at</del> class to whom it may be of use that person<lb/>of certain classes should not be visible, these persons accordingly<lb/>invisible.<lb/>4. <del>From every <add>the several</add> portion of space occupied by persons of the </del> <add>By persons of all the several classes several different </add><lb/><del>classes whatsoever is</del> <gap/> <del><gap/></del> <gap/> with facility as <unclear>marks</unclear><lb/>equal as possible</p> <p>3. Mutual distance of the spaces for different classes such<lb/>that whatever in that to those of each what is said by them of every other<lb/>should be audible</p> <p>4. Mutual distance of certain classes such as to render<lb/>secret conference impracticable: viz. Judge and <add><gap/></add> all the others<lb/>Pursuer General with <del>all the</del> Judge: <del>and</del> Jurors <add>Assister</add> obligatory. <del>Ju</del> Assisters<lb/>Spontaneous</p> | ||
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1823. Aug. 3
Constitut. Code
11 5
Ch. XII Judiciary collectively
(1 §.32 Justice Chambers
34
Form circular or polygant with segment cut off.
Levels or Floors two or more.
Room Structure
§ 32 34 Justice-Chambers
Art. 1. in every Ju For every Judicatory there is or shall be a Justice
Chamber, built, furnished and kept in repair at the National Expence
Art. 2. Objects Subjects in view ar in the commission of it are these
1. Room Spaces distinct for the several characters in the Judicial drama: namely
1. Judge. 1* Judge's Clerk 2. Obligatory Juries Session Obligat Juries 3. Spontaneous person or Assistors Assisters. 3. Registrar
3. Registrar's Clerk or Clerks Respective Clerk or Clerks 4. Pursuer General. 5. Defender General 6. Plaintiff or Plaintiffs. 7. Defendant
or Defendants. 8. Plaintiffs Witnesses. 9. Defendant's Witnesses.
10. Plaintiffs Stipendiary Lawyer. 11. Defendants Stipendiary Lawyers.
2. Convenience of the whole edifice in respect of
1. In the Light. 2. Temperature free from excess of heat and cold at
all times
2. To the sort of person of each class the persons of all other classes to whom
it is of use that they should be visible visible
3. To person of any at class to whom it may be of use that person
of certain classes should not be visible, these persons accordingly
invisible.
4. From every the several portion of space occupied by persons of the By persons of all the several classes several different
classes whatsoever is with facility as marks
equal as possible
3. Mutual distance of the spaces for different classes such
that whatever in that to those of each what is said by them of every other
should be audible
4. Mutual distance of certain classes such as to render
secret conference impracticable: viz. Judge and all the others
Pursuer General with all the Judge: and Jurors Assister obligatory. Ju Assisters
Spontaneous
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