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<p>Here also the Law is inexpedient__The<lb/>Misery of the Crime remaining undiminished,<lb/>receives <del>by way of</del><add>in</add> addition so is the Misery of the<lb/>Punishment; and the Law is the more inexpedient,<lb/>by how much <unclear>lefs</unclear> the Misery of the second falls<lb/>short of the Misery of the first, so that it does<lb/>not equal it.</p>
<p>Here also the Law is inexpedient__The<lb/>Misery of the Crime remaining undiminished,<lb/>receives <del>by way of</del><add>in</add> addition so is the Misery of the<lb/>Punishment; and the Law is the more inexpedient,<lb/>by how much <unclear>lefs</unclear> the Misery of the second falls<lb/>short of the Misery of the first, so that it does<lb/>not equal it.</p>


<p>As if there were a Law, that he who robs on<lb/></p>the Highway shall be <del>fraid</del><add>fined</add> one third of what he<lb/>takes__The Traveller would suffer just as much<lb/>with this Law as without it; the Robber, if convicted,<lb/>would have nothing to do but to pay his third and<lb/>go off quietly with the Remainder.
<p>As if there were a Law, that he who robs on<lb/>the Highway shall be <del>fraid</del><add>fined</add> one third of what he<lb/>takes__The Traveller would suffer just as much<lb/>with this Law as without it; the Robber, if convicted,<lb/>would have nothing to do but to pay his third and<lb/>go off quietly with the Remainder.</p>


<p>Examples of real Laws, in the Degree of<lb/>their Improvidence, similar in the <unclear>Grind</unclear>, and not much, </p>
<p>Examples of real Laws, in the Degree of<lb/>their Improvidence, similar in the <unclear>Grind</unclear>, and not much,</p>


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In all these five bases the Law is simply and
absolutely inexpedient__there ought to be no Law
at all upon the Subject.matter.

6.th Where the Act prohibited in such as does produce
Unhappiness in the Community but the punishment,
the' it's Infliction were certain, is insufficient,
the Miserypairsof it being less than the profit of the
Crime.

Here also the Law is inexpedient__The
Misery of the Crime remaining undiminished,
receives by way ofin addition so is the Misery of the
Punishment; and the Law is the more inexpedient,
by how much lefs the Misery of the second falls
short of the Misery of the first, so that it does
not equal it.

As if there were a Law, that he who robs on
the Highway shall be fraidfined one third of what he
takes__The Traveller would suffer just as much
with this Law as without it; the Robber, if convicted,
would have nothing to do but to pay his third and
go off quietly with the Remainder.

Examples of real Laws, in the Degree of
their Improvidence, similar in the Grind, and not much,



Identifier: | JB/096/100/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 96.

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Box

096

Main Headings

legislation

Folio number

100

Info in main headings field

introd. a law - 8 cases in respect of its expediency

Image

001

Titles

Category

copy/fair copy sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f10 / / /

Penner

Watermarks

[[watermarks::l v g propatria [britannia motif]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

caroline vernon

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

31104

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