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<head>Offences against one's Self</head>
<head>Offences against one's Self</head>
<p>We now come to the third class of offences<lb/> consisting of such acts as are prejudicial if to<lb/> any body to the offender himself rather than to<lb/> any other determinable person: offences by which<lb/> if any other person receive a wound it is through<lb/> <del>[the sides of]</del> the offender's sides.<lb/></p>
<p>We now come to the third class of offences<lb/> consisting of such acts as are prejudicial if to<lb/> any body to the offender himself rather than to<lb/> any other determinable person: offences by which<lb/> if any other person receive a wound it is through<lb/> <del>[the sides of]</del> the offender's sides.<lb/></p>
<p>Under this head if we should pass over unpunished<lb/> any <del>offence</del> <add>act</add> for which it is usual in<lb/> the established systems of jurisprudence to appoint<lb/> a punishment it will be requisite to give the<lb/> reasons for such omission. [Of such offences] <add>such instances</add> we shall<lb/> find many [instances] <unclear>in so much</unclear> that <add>in the crime of</add> this <gap/> there<lb/> will be a great deal said and little done<lb/> <del>The great error which Legislators have given not under this hand</del><lb/></p>
<p>Under this head if we should pass over unpunished<lb/> any <del>offence</del> <add>act</add> for which it is usual in<lb/> the established systems of jurisprudence to appoint<lb/> a punishment it will be requisite to give the<lb/> reasons for such omission. [Of such offences] <add>such instances</add> we shall<lb/> find many [instances] <unclear>in so much</unclear> that <add>in the crime of</add> this <gap/> there<lb/> will be a great deal said and little done<lb/> <del>The great error which Legislators have given not under this hand</del><lb/> <note>Legislators however <del>have in</del> general are far from having been inactive under this head: their great error seems to have been the having been over-busy</note></p>
<p>Offences of this description may be comprehended <add>stated by one</add><lb/> <add>general name</add> under the general title of <hi rend='underline'>Imprudences</hi>.<lb/></p>
<p>Offences of this description may be comprehended <add>stated by one</add><lb/> <add>general name</add> under the general title of <hi rend='underline'>Imprudences</hi>.<lb/></p>
<p>The distinctive characters of offences of this class are<lb/> <add>the two following:</add> Offences of this class agree all of them in possessing<lb/> these properties.<lb/> 1. They are attended with no present <hi rend='underline'>private</hi> mischief.<lb/> For by the supposition they are acts which<lb/> if they produced <add>prejudiced</add> <add>a <gap/> [quantity of] surplus of</add> <gap/> in any person, would produce <add>prejudice</add><lb/> is in the offender: but in him they produce some<lb/> at the time by the supposition: for if they did, he<lb/> would not perform <add>do</add> them. If they produce pain in<lb/> him at all it must be at some distant time<lb/> which he can not foresee<lb/>
<p>The distinctive characters of offences of this class are<lb/> <add>the two following:</add> Offences of this class agree all of them in possessing<lb/> these properties.<lb/> 1. They are attended with no present <hi rend='underline'>private</hi> mischief.<lb/> For by the supposition they are acts which<lb/> if they produced <add>prejudiced</add> <add>a <gap/> [quantity of] surplus of</add> <gap/> in any person, would produce <add>prejudice</add><lb/> is in the offender: but in him they produce some<lb/> at the time by the supposition: for if they did, he<lb/> would not perform <add>do</add> them. If they produce pain in<lb/> him at all it must be at some distant time<lb/> which he can not foresee<lb/>

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Offences against one's Self

We now come to the third class of offences
consisting of such acts as are prejudicial if to
any body to the offender himself rather than to
any other determinable person: offences by which
if any other person receive a wound it is through
[the sides of] the offender's sides.

Under this head if we should pass over unpunished
any offence act for which it is usual in
the established systems of jurisprudence to appoint
a punishment it will be requisite to give the
reasons for such omission. [Of such offences] such instances we shall
find many [instances] in so much that in the crime of this there
will be a great deal said and little done
The great error which Legislators have given not under this hand
Legislators however have in general are far from having been inactive under this head: their great error seems to have been the having been over-busy

Offences of this description may be comprehended stated by one
general name under the general title of Imprudences.

The distinctive characters of offences of this class are
the two following: Offences of this class agree all of them in possessing
these properties.
1. They are attended with no present private mischief.
For by the supposition they are acts which
if they produced prejudiced a [quantity of] surplus of in any person, would produce prejudice
is in the offender: but in him they produce some
at the time by the supposition: for if they did, he
would not perform do them. If they produce pain in
him at all it must be at some distant time
which he can not foresee
2. With regard to the public mischief they are not
attended with productive of any degree of pain among persons at



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Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

072

Main Headings

penal code

Folio number

181

Info in main headings field

offences against ones self

Image

001

Titles

general indemnity

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f1 / f2 / f3 / f4

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::gr [crown emblem] [britannia with shield motif]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

23798

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