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<p> After giving the institution so much praise<lb/> which is not its due, he places to its account<lb/> as defects, very <del>reall</del> real defects indeed, but<lb/> which do not belong to it: for like every body<lb/> before and after him he confounds the <del>nature</del><lb/> constitution of the tribunal with the mode of<lb/> procedure: not only the want of a corrective<lb/> to the supposed advantage and real disadvantage<lb/> of vicinity, but want of <del>various</del> <add>a <unclear>rarity</unclear></add><lb/> powers <del>necessary to</del> of collecting evidence, without<lb/> which the proceedings <add>operations</add> of this and every<lb/> other sort of tribunal are <add>but</add> so much systematical<lb/> partiality and solemn injustice. There<lb/> though at the expense of his <gap/>,<lb/> he has manifested his <add>made no inconsiderable <add>display of</add> liberality</add> <del><unclear>candor</unclear></del> and discernment:<add>suggesting emendations</add> which though <del><gap/></del> for over most perfectly<lb/> well grounded, <del>and</del> <sic>uncontroverted</sic>, and clear<lb/>from every shadow of objection, might as<lb/>well have lain boxed in his study, for any<lb/> use that has been made of them or attention<lb/> paid to them in the course of six and thirty<lb/> years by the zeal and discernment of his<lb/> predecessors, colleagues, and successors, the sages of the law.
<p>After giving the institution so much praise<lb/> which is not its due, he places to its account<lb/> as defects, very <del>reall</del> real defects indeed, but<lb/> which do not belong to it: for like every body<lb/> before and after him he confounds the <del>nature</del><lb/> constitution of the tribunal with the mode of<lb/> procedure: not only the want of a corrective<lb/> to the supposed advantage and real disadvantage<lb/> of vicinity, but want of <del>various</del> <add>a <unclear>rarity</unclear></add><lb/> powers <del>necessary to</del> of collecting evidence, without<lb/> which the proceedings <add>operations</add> of this and every<lb/> other sort of tribunal are <add>but</add> so much systematical<lb/> partiality and solemn injustice. There<lb/> though at the expense of his discrimination,<lb/> he has manifested his <add>made no inconsiderable <add>display of</add> liberality</add> <del><unclear>candour</unclear></del> and discernment:<add>suggesting emendations</add> which though <del><gap/></del> for ones most perfectly<lb/> well grounded, <del>and</del> <sic>uncontroverted</sic>, and clear<lb/> from every shadow of objection, might as<lb/> well have lain boxed in his study, for any<lb/> use that has been made of them or attention<lb/> paid to them in the course of six and thirty<lb/> years by the zeal and discernment of his<lb/> predecessors, colleagues, and successors, the sages of the law.<lb/>
 
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After giving the institution so much praise
which is not its due, he places to its account
as defects, very reall real defects indeed, but
which do not belong to it: for like every body
before and after him he confounds the nature
constitution of the tribunal with the mode of
procedure: not only the want of a corrective
to the supposed advantage and real disadvantage
of vicinity, but want of various a rarity
powers necessary to of collecting evidence, without
which the proceedings operations of this and every
other sort of tribunal are but so much systematical
partiality and solemn injustice. There
though at the expense of his discrimination,
he has manifested his made no inconsiderable <add>display of liberality</add> candour and discernment:suggesting emendations which though for ones most perfectly
well grounded, and uncontroverted, and clear
from every shadow of objection, might as
well have lain boxed in his study, for any
use that has been made of them or attention
paid to them in the course of six and thirty
years by the zeal and discernment of his
predecessors, colleagues, and successors, the sages of the law.



















Identifier: | JB/035/072/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 35.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

035

Main Headings

constitutional code; evidence; procedure code

Folio number

072

Info in main headings field

Image

002

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f9 / f10

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::[britannia with shield emblem]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

10665

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