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<head>Constitutional Code</head><lb/> | <head>Constitutional Code</head><lb/> | ||
<note>Ch. XXI <del>Ministers</del> <add> | <note>Ch. XXI <del>Ministers</del> <add>Judiciary collectively</add> severally<lb/> | ||
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<del> | <del>§ 2 Legislative Minister</del><lb/> Submission to the Legislative</note> | ||
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<p>4. List of all amendments <add>if any</add> received in a symmetrical form<lb/>from any other persons with their names and descriptions and | <p>4. List of all amendments <add>if any</add> received in a symmetrical form<lb/>from any other persons with their names and descriptions and if<lb/>any such as, if <del><gap/></del> without names subjoined, are deemed worthy<lb/>of being made known.<lb/></p><p>5. List of all such amendments, if any, as having been received<lb/>in a form not symmetrical have on that account entitled<lb/>to be inserted with the names and description of the authors if known: <del>as</del> inserting them respectively either in the whole or in <lb/>part: and as to whatever is not inserted, referring the publication <lb/>to the respective authors.<lb/> | ||
</p>5. Disarming Judges of the arbitrary power of <del><gap/></del> <add>formation</add> and alter-<lb/><add>-ation under</add> <del>-ing laws using</del> the name of interpretation: disarming them of<lb/>the power, <del>merely</del> by divesting them <del>of</del> altogether and for ever of<lb/>the practice. <del>As In</del> <add> | </p>5. Disarming Judges of the arbitrary power of <del><gap/></del> <add>formation</add> and alter-<lb/><add>-ation under</add> <del>-ing laws using</del> the name of interpretation: disarming them of<lb/>the power, <del>merely</del> by divesting them <del>of</del> altogether and for ever of<lb/>the practice. <del>As In</del> <add><gap/> in</add> all places, <add>and</add> at all times, <del>as yet</del> has this <lb/>power been exercised: and, <del>in the effect of it</del> <add>in the effects of the exercise given to it,</add> a mixture of<lb/>good <del>and</del> <add>with the</add> evil <del>having</del> being <add>always</add> <add>frequently</add> to be found, <del>in the effects<lb/>of it whether the</del> <add>and the good the most prominent of the two</add> never without unaswerable objections,<lb/>could it be either condemned or justified. <del>Now for the</del><lb/>By the here proposed means, <add>now</add> for the first time, the evil <del>effects <add>effect</add></del><lb/>may be <del>expelled</del> <add>nipt in the bud</add> , and the good left <gap/>. Under the existing<lb/>system, <del>magistrates can</del> scarce can imagination suggest the <gap/> liberty, which a Judge will<lb/>not take with the declared<lb/>will of a Legislature: under the here proposed ... ... will the our Judge go dare to take: for the sources of the excuse, whi ... has is so abundant, will <del>then under this</del> <add>here</add> be altogether wanting.<lb/><pb/> | ||
1824. July 27.
Constitutional Code
Ch. XXI Ministers Judiciary collectively severally
§. 16. 17. 18
§ 2 Legislative Minister
Submission to the Legislative
4. List of all amendments if any received in a symmetrical form
from any other persons with their names and descriptions and if
any such as, if without names subjoined, are deemed worthy
of being made known.
5. List of all such amendments, if any, as having been received
in a form not symmetrical have on that account entitled
to be inserted with the names and description of the authors if known: as inserting them respectively either in the whole or in
part: and as to whatever is not inserted, referring the publication
to the respective authors.
5. Disarming Judges of the arbitrary power of formation and alter-
-ation under -ing laws using the name of interpretation: disarming them of
the power, merely by divesting them of altogether and for ever of
the practice. As In in all places, and at all times, as yet has this
power been exercised: and, in the effect of it in the effects of the exercise given to it, a mixture of
good and with the evil having being always frequently to be found, in the effects
of it whether the and the good the most prominent of the two never without unaswerable objections,
could it be either condemned or justified. Now for the
By the here proposed means, now for the first time, the evil effects effect
may be expelled nipt in the bud , and the good left . Under the existing
system, magistrates can scarce can imagination suggest the liberty, which a Judge will
not take with the declared
will of a Legislature: under the here proposed ... ... will the our Judge go dare to take: for the sources of the excuse, whi ... has is so abundant, will then under this here be altogether wanting.
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