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<head>EXEMPTIONS. INFANCY <add>a1</add> <hi rend="underline">When in Company-</hi></head>
<head>EXEMPTIONS. INFANCY <add>a1</add>
<p>But there is a great difference between <del>one</del> <add>a</add> Child's engaging<lb/>in a criminal enterprize of his own accord, &amp;<lb/>by the sollicitation of others; it is <add>in the latter case</add> <add>often</add> difficult for him<lb/>to resist, &amp; his having been guilty in this manner<lb/>affords as equivocal a presumption of his <add>ever</add> being <add>so</add> in<lb/>future, as it may be called of his own free-will<lb/><add>the dispositions</add> <del>the <gap/></del> of the people are so prone to compassion<lb/>in cases of this sort, &amp; so well satisfied to dispence<lb/>with the example, that no inconvenience seems likely<lb/>to arise from <gap/> the Judge or even the Jury with<lb/>the power of pardoning where the criminal is under the<lb/>age of 16 or 18.<lb/>such a power so limited<lb/>to the present case<lb/>can hardly be abusively<lb/>exposed: & there<lb/>is no danger of it's<lb/><gap/> abusively [withholden<lb/>whether placed]<lb/>in one of the schools.</p>
                <hi rend="underline">When in Company-</hi></head>
<pb/>
            <p>But there is a great difference between <del>one</del>
                <add>a</add> Child's engaging<lb/>in a criminal enterprize of his own accord,
                &amp;<lb/>by the sollicitation of others; it is <add>in the latter case</add>
                <add>often</add> difficult for him<lb/>to resist, &amp; his having been guilty
                in this manner<lb/>affords as equivocal a presumption of his <add>ever</add> being
                    <add>so</add> in<lb/>future, as it may be called of his own
                    free-will<lb/><add>the dispositions</add>
                <del>the <gap/></del> of the people are so prone to compassion<lb/>in cases of this
                sort, &amp; so well satisfied to dispence<lb/>with the example, that no
                inconvenience seems likely<lb/>to arise from <gap/> the Judge or even the Jury
                with<lb/>the power of pardoning where the criminal is under the<lb/>age of 16 or
                18.<lb/>such a power so limited<lb/>to the present case<lb/>can hardly be
                abusively<lb/>exposed: &amp; there<lb/>is no danger of it's<lb/><gap/> abusively
                [withholden<lb/>whether placed]<lb/>in one of the schools.</p>
            <pb/>
            <div>
            <head>EXEMPTION INFANCY <add>a2</add>
                <hi rend="underline">When in Company</hi></head>


<head>EXEMPTION INFANCY <add>a2</add> <hi rend="underline">When in Company</hi></head>
            <p>The evil influence which it<lb/>mentioned or another: <del>it need not be put in the
 
                    way</del><lb/>to <del>
<p>The evil influence which it<lb/>mentioned or another: <del>it need not be put in the way</del><lb/>to <del><gap/></del> might be supposed to have in diminishing<lb/>the effect of the salutary terrors of the Law upon<lb/>persons of this description would <add>might</add> be obviated by not<lb/> inserting <add>exposing</add> it in that Code which is made to circulate<lb/>in their hands. It may make a conscionable impression<lb/>on the young offender to have heard the sentence<lb/> of conviction pronounced over him, &amp; to have felt<lb/>himself for a time in the condition of one who is<lb/>to suffer</p>
                    <gap/>
<p>A verdict of not guilty in such a case would<lb/>make too much <sic>shew</sic> of an arbitrary <gap/><lb/>over fact.</p>
                </del> might be supposed to have in diminishing<lb/>the effect of the salutary
                terrors of the Law upon<lb/>persons of this description would <add>might</add> be
                obviated by not<lb/> inserting <add>exposing</add> it in that Code which is made to
                circulate<lb/>in their hands. It may make a conscionable impression<lb/>on the young
                offender to have heard the sentence<lb/> of conviction pronounced over him,
                &amp; to have felt<lb/>himself for a time in the condition of one who is<lb/>to
                suffer</p>
            <p>A verdict of not guilty in such a case would<lb/>make too much <sic>shew</sic> of an
                arbitrary <gap/><lb/>over fact.</p>
                </div><lb/>over fact.</p>


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EXEMPTIONS. INFANCY a1

               When in Company-

But there is a great difference between one a Child's engaging
in a criminal enterprize of his own accord, &
by the sollicitation of others; it is in the latter case often difficult for him
to resist, & his having been guilty in this manner
affords as equivocal a presumption of his ever being so in
future, as it may be called of his own free-will
the dispositions the of the people are so prone to compassion
in cases of this sort, & so well satisfied to dispence
with the example, that no inconvenience seems likely
to arise from the Judge or even the Jury with
the power of pardoning where the criminal is under the
age of 16 or 18.
such a power so limited
to the present case
can hardly be abusively
exposed: & there
is no danger of it's
abusively [withholden
whether placed]
in one of the schools.

           
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           EXEMPTION INFANCY a2
               When in Company

The evil influence which it
mentioned or another: it need not be put in the way
to might be supposed to have in diminishing
the effect of the salutary terrors of the Law upon
persons of this description would might be obviated by not
inserting exposing it in that Code which is made to circulate
in their hands. It may make a conscionable impression
on the young offender to have heard the sentence
of conviction pronounced over him, & to have felt
himself for a time in the condition of one who is
to suffer

A verdict of not guilty in such a case would
make too much shew of an arbitrary
over fact.


over fact.



Identifier: | JB/063/157/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 63.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

063

Main Headings

law in general

Folio number

157

Info in main headings field

exemptions infancy when in company

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

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

Marginals

Paper Producer

caroline vernon

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

20346

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