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<head>Simple afflictive Punishments examined</head>
<head>Simple afflictive Punishments examined</head>
<p>quantity of force to be employ'd in the application of<lb/>it is trusted altogether to the interested caprice <add>discretion</add> of<lb/>the Executioner. This <del>suffering therefore of the Delinquent</del> <add>menial and corruptible <gap/></add><lb/><del>defends <gap/></del> servant of the public has <del>always in his</del> <add>constantly the</add><lb/>power and for a <unclear>fee</unclear> is constantly <del><gap/></del> <add>the</add> inclination<lb/>to render the punishment much lighter than<lb/>it was designed to be by the Judge: <del>in case</del> where<lb/>no fee is given he has it in his power and of<lb/>course in his inclination to make the punishment<lb/>too heavy. <add>By this means</add> The suffering <del>therefore</del> of the delinquent<lb/>depends not upon his guilt but upon his poverty.<lb/>By far the greater number of instances in which <add><del>on their <gap/></del></add> <del>delinquents<lb/>are made to</del> mode of punishment in question<lb/><del>are</del> is inflicted in this country are those of offences<lb/>of indigence and rapacity: hence this <del><gap/></del> pernicious<lb/>consequence is apt to follow. If the delinquent has<lb/>been unfortunate, and not able to secure his plunder,<lb/>or honest, and has voluntarily given it up, <del><gap/><gap/></del><lb/>and in either case has nothing left to make a sop for Cerberus, he then<lb/>suffers the rigour, perhaps more than the rigour, of<lb/>the Law, Good fortune <del>added to</del> and perseverance in<lb/>dishonesty enable him to <del>purchase</del> buy indulgence.</p>
<p>quantity of force to be employ'd in the application of<lb/>it is trusted altogether to the interested caprice <add>discretion</add> of<lb/>the Executioner. This <del>suffering therefore of the Delinquent</del> <add>menial and corruptible <del>officer</del></add><lb/><del>defends <gap/></del> servant of the public has <del>always in his</del> <add>constantly the</add><lb/>power and for a fee is constantly <del><gap/></del> <add>the</add> inclination<lb/>to render the punishment much lighter than<lb/>it was designed to be by the Judge: <del>in case</del> where<lb/>no fee is given he has it in his power and of<lb/>course in his inclination to make the punishment<lb/>too heavy. <add>By this means</add> The suffering <del>therefore</del> of the delinquent<lb/>depends not upon his guilt but upon his poverty.<lb/>By far the greater number of instances in which <add><del>on their <gap/></del></add> <del>delinquents<lb/>are made to</del> mode of punishment in question<lb/><del>are</del> is inflicted in this country are those of offences<lb/>of indigence and rapacity: hence this <del><gap/></del> pernicious<lb/>consequence is apt to follow. If the delinquent has<lb/>been unfortunate, and not able to secure his plunder,<lb/>or honest, and has voluntarily given it up, <del><gap/><gap/></del><lb/>and in either case has nothing left to make a sop for Cerberus, he then<lb/>suffers the rigour, perhaps more than the rigour, of<lb/>the Law, Good fortune <del>added to</del> and perseverance in<lb/>dishonesty enable him to <del>purchase</del> buy indulgence.</p>
 
<note>A remedy proposed.</note>
<p><add>The following is</add> [By a contrivance somewhat like the following] <add>that occurred to me as one by which</add> the<lb/>above inconvenience might in great measure, I imagine,<lb/>if not altogether be avoided. Let the materials<lb/>and dimensions of the rods be fixed by Law: let them <add><del>and</del></add> <add>for</add></p>


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quantity of force to be employ'd in the application of
it is trusted altogether to the interested caprice discretion of
the Executioner. This suffering therefore of the Delinquent menial and corruptible officer
defends servant of the public has always in his constantly the
power and for a fee is constantly the inclination
to render the punishment much lighter than
it was designed to be by the Judge: in case where
no fee is given he has it in his power and of
course in his inclination to make the punishment
too heavy. By this means The suffering therefore of the delinquent
depends not upon his guilt but upon his poverty.
By far the greater number of instances in which on their delinquents
are made to
mode of punishment in question
are is inflicted in this country are those of offences
of indigence and rapacity: hence this pernicious
consequence is apt to follow. If the delinquent has
been unfortunate, and not able to secure his plunder,
or honest, and has voluntarily given it up,
and in either case has nothing left to make a sop for Cerberus, he then
suffers the rigour, perhaps more than the rigour, of
the Law, Good fortune added to and perseverance in
dishonesty enable him to purchase buy indulgence.

A remedy proposed.

The following is [By a contrivance somewhat like the following] that occurred to me as one by which the
above inconvenience might in great measure, I imagine,
if not altogether be avoided. Let the materials
and dimensions of the rods be fixed by Law: let them and for



Identifier: | JB/159/149/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 159.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

not numbered

Box

159

Main Headings

punishment

Folio number

149

Info in main headings field

simple afflictive punishments examined

Image

001

Titles

inequality / exemplarity

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f5 / f6 / f7 / f8

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

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

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

caroline vernon

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

53972

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