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27 3 Most common cases of punishment, those in which the evil result is not ultimately, but only mediately, intentional p10. 28 In these cases ultimately intentional, result a negative or a positive act. 29 Offence positive, object of punishment negative and vice versa. | <head>27</head> | ||
Positive & negative not less important in law, especially penal, than in electriciy & galvanism p10. 30 Affines to punishment I where the offence is negative positive — 1. Amendment or reformation 2. | <p>3. Most common cases of punishment, those in which the evil result is not <hi rend="underline">ultimately</hi>, but only <hi rend="underline">mediately</hi>, intentional</p> | ||
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<p>In these cases ultimately intentional, result a negative or a positive act.</p> | |||
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<p>Offence positive, object of punishment negative and vice versa.</p> | |||
<p>Positive & negative not less important in law, especially penal, than in electriciy & galvanism.</p> | |||
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<p>Affines to punishment I where the offence is <del>negative</del> positive —</p> | |||
<p>1. Amendment or reformation<lb/> | |||
2. Disablement (relative)<lb/> | |||
3. Determinant (by <hi rend="underline">example</hi>)<lb/> | |||
4. Self defence<lb/> | |||
5. Self preservation<lb/> | |||
6. Safe—custody<lb/> | |||
7. Restraint.<lb/> | |||
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<p>II — where the offence is <del>positive</del> negative.<lb/> | |||
8.1 Compulsion or restraint<lb/> | |||
9.2. Torture<lb/> | |||
10.3. Compensation (satisfaction pecuniary exaction of)<lb/> | |||
11.4. Taxation.<lb/> | |||
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<p>III. Whether the offence be positive or negative<lb/> | |||
12.1 Coercion <lb/> | |||
13.2. Obligation<lb/> | |||
14.3. Burthen (imposition of)<p/> | |||
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3 March 1816 Punishment. Ch.1 Definition and Definitions
S.3. for evil
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3. Most common cases of punishment, those in which the evil result is not ultimately, but only mediately, intentional
p10.
28
In these cases ultimately intentional, result a negative or a positive act.
29
Offence positive, object of punishment negative and vice versa.
Positive & negative not less important in law, especially penal, than in electriciy & galvanism.
p10.
30
Affines to punishment I where the offence is negative positive —
1. Amendment or reformation
2. Disablement (relative)
3. Determinant (by example)
4. Self defence
5. Self preservation
6. Safe—custody
7. Restraint.
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II — where the offence is positive negative.
8.1 Compulsion or restraint
9.2. Torture
10.3. Compensation (satisfaction pecuniary exaction of)
11.4. Taxation.
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III. Whether the offence be positive or negative
12.1 Coercion
13.2. Obligation
14.3. Burthen (imposition of)
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