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1. The apt features observed in the Jury system, and in the Quasi<lb/> | 1. The apt features observed in the Jury system, and in the Quasi<lb/> | ||
Jury system on that account retained may be thus enumerated<lb/> | Jury system on that account retained may be thus enumerated<lb/> | ||
1. The general <add>generally applying </add> | 1. The general <add>generally applying </add>and in view - namely the applying limits<lb/> | ||
and checks to the power of the Judge<lb/> | and checks to the power of the Judge<lb/> | ||
2. The <del><gap/></del> degree of publicity <add>which is in fact</add>attached in fact to the Jury<lb/> | 2. The <del><gap/></del> degree of publicity <add>which is in fact</add>attached in fact to the Jury<lb/> | ||
system, and <add>in the sort of such in which a Jury is called in </add>which, with or without design has spread to other<lb/> | system, and <add>in the sort of such in which a Jury is called in </add>which, with or without design has spread to other<lb/> | ||
<unclear>sorts</unclear> in which that <add>no such</add> body of unprofessional Judges is called in<lb/> | <unclear>sorts</unclear> in which that <add>no such</add> body of unprofessional Judges is called in<lb/> | ||
3. The <add> | 3. The <add>sort of <del>man</del></add>obligation, which, in value of the <add>obligatory</add> <unclear>Laws</unclear> given<lb/> | ||
to the Jury over the result of the cause, the Judge finds himself<lb/> | to the Jury over the result of the cause, the Judge finds himself<lb/> | ||
subjected to - namely the obligation of giving to the Jury and<lb/> | subjected to - namely the obligation of giving to the Jury and<lb/> | ||
< | <unclear>Hume</unclear> to the public at large explanation and reasons: <unclear>difficult</unclear><lb/> | ||
having for their object and tendency, the | having for their object and tendency, the rendering the nature<lb/> | ||
of the case to the public as well as | of the case to the public as well as theirs than it<lb/> | ||
would be <gap/>, <del>and</del> the affording | would be <gap/>, <del>and</del> the affording such grounds as can be<lb/> | ||
found for such decision as avowedly unavowedly <add>< | found for such decision as avowedly or unavowedly <add><it is his <unclear>desire</unclear></add> he <unclear>wishes</unclear><lb/> | ||
thus to<add>they should</add> adapt, and thus rendering it more difficult than<lb/> | thus to<add>they should</add> adapt, and thus rendering it more difficult than<lb/> | ||
<unclear> | <unclear>without</unclear> such explanations and reasons it would be for <del>him</del><lb/> | ||
<del>to</del> a Judge to pronounce is <gap/> to be pronounced a decision<lb/> | <del>to</del> a Judge to pronounce is a<gap/> to be pronounced a decision<lb/> | ||
palpably unjust and indefensible.<lb/> | palpably unjust and indefensible.<lb/> | ||
4. The effect which it has had with relation to evidence:<lb/> | 4. The effect which it has had with relation to evidence:<lb/> | ||
causing it to be collected<add>exhibited</add> in a <unclear>better</unclear><add>in a | causing it to be collected<add>exhibited</add> in a <unclear>better</unclear><add>in a class less unapt</add> <unclear>classes</unclear> than any in<lb/> | ||
which it is <add>generally</add> collected in a judication into which this <add>no such</add><lb/> | which it is <add>generally</add> collected in a judication into which this <add>no such</add><lb/> | ||
body of <unclear>ephemeral</unclear> Judges is introduced.<lb/><pb/> | body of <unclear>ephemeral</unclear> Judges is introduced.<lb/><pb/> | ||
1823. Septr. 2
Constitutional Code
1. The apt features observed in the Jury system, and in the Quasi
Jury system on that account retained may be thus enumerated
1. The general generally applying and in view - namely the applying limits
and checks to the power of the Judge
2. The degree of publicity which is in factattached in fact to the Jury
system, and in the sort of such in which a Jury is called in which, with or without design has spread to other
sorts in which that no such body of unprofessional Judges is called in
3. The sort of manobligation, which, in value of the obligatory Laws given
to the Jury over the result of the cause, the Judge finds himself
subjected to - namely the obligation of giving to the Jury and
Hume to the public at large explanation and reasons: difficult
having for their object and tendency, the rendering the nature
of the case to the public as well as theirs than it
would be , and the affording such grounds as can be
found for such decision as avowedly or unavowedly <it is his desire he wishes
thus tothey should adapt, and thus rendering it more difficult than
without such explanations and reasons it would be for him
to a Judge to pronounce is a to be pronounced a decision
palpably unjust and indefensible.
4. The effect which it has had with relation to evidence:
causing it to be collectedexhibited in a betterin a class less unapt classes than any in
which it is generally collected in a judication into which this no such
body of ephemeral Judges is introduced.
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