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producing the perjury conjure Jurors not to forget the regard<lb/>
producing the perjury conjure Jurors not to forget the regard<lb/>
due to theis oaths.</p>
due to theis oaths.</p>
<p>No Jury in <unclear>cruel</unclear> causes: Think not that <add>of</add> this <unclear>valuous</unclear> <unclear>reasonings</unclear><lb/>
<p>No Jury in <unclear>civil</unclear> causes: Think not that <add>of</add> this <unclear>valuous</unclear> <unclear>reasonings</unclear><lb/>
the man <hi rend="superscript">support</hi> ground: it <del>e</del> has a compleatly adequate support in<lb/>
the man <hi rend="superscript">support</hi> ground: it <del>e</del> has a compleatly adequate support in<lb/>
<unclear>exjuricem</unclear>. In England it is by a single <unclear>noted</unclear> Judicatory in Law<lb/>
<unclear>exjuricem</unclear>. In England it is by a single <unclear>noted</unclear> Judicatory the Law<lb/>
<unclear>Chancellors meet causes</unclear> if <add>almost <unclear>und</unclear> </add> the greatest competencies are <unclear>heeded</unclear>:<lb/>
<unclear>Chancellors meet causes</unclear> if <add>almost <unclear>und</unclear> </add> the greatest competencies are <unclear>heeded</unclear>:<lb/>
<del>and L</del> Chancellors <unclear>compel</unclear> enough in their <unclear>any</unclear> we have<lb/>
<del>and L</del> Chancellors <unclear>compel</unclear> enough in their <unclear>any</unclear> we have<lb/>
had at all times: <del>yo in</del> the form of procedure is such as it <lb/>
had at all times: <del>yo in</del> the form of procedure is such as it <lb/>
assists <add>right</add> cases <gap/> of the Moral object <unclear>lend</unclear> has to render right<lb/>
assists <add>right</add> cases <gap/> of the Moral object <unclear>had</unclear> him to render right<lb/>
decent <unclear>rare</unclear>: yet on no term has it been so much on<lb/>
decent <unclear>rare</unclear>: yet at no time has it been so much on<lb/>
started short on that judicatory the <unclear>cherure forfector</unclear>, so far as<lb/>
started short on that judicatory the <unclear>Misuse for factor</unclear>, so far as<lb/>
defend upon the judicatory is less than in any of those other<lb/>
defend upon the judicatory is less than in any of those other<lb/>
juricatores <del><unclear>whach</unclear></del> which <unclear>than</unclear> non other one Judge with <del>a</del> harder <add>an occassional <unclear>exemplanimal</unclear> of</add><lb/>
juricatores <del><unclear>whach</unclear></del> which <unclear>think</unclear> non other one Judge with <del>a</del> harder <add>an occassional <unclear>exemplanimal</unclear> of</add><lb/>
Jurymen or four Judges.</p>
Jurymen or four Judges.</p>



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1820 Sept 20

In Answer to Mora

States there is no such Libel Law All

All over the field of Penal Law it is good as far as it
operates, where the punishment is death: a punishment invented
to glut vengeance and render unjust condemnation irremediable
and exclude justice by destroying evidence, good, but
why? Only because there ought to be no such punishment as
destruction of life. I

In cases punished capitally where the defendant is believed
by them not to have committed the act, perjury being regarded
in the instance of every Juryman whose opinion
agrees not with that of the majority Jurymen in a capitally
punished case are placed between perjury and murder.
They begin to prefer the perjury and they do well: being so
continually compelled by Law to commit perjury to no purpose
it would be weakness to scruple to commit it to so good
a purpose.

In "Swear not at all" you may see hoy by torture Lawyers
force men whom they find honest to commit perjury.— but
you cannot see without coming here to see, with what solemnity,
with what unction pious Judges who have just been
producing the perjury conjure Jurors not to forget the regard
due to theis oaths.

No Jury in civil causes: Think not that of this valuous reasonings
the man support ground: it e has a compleatly adequate support in
exjuricem. In England it is by a single noted Judicatory the Law
Chancellors meet causes if almost und the greatest competencies are heeded:
and L Chancellors compel enough in their any we have
had at all times: yo in the form of procedure is such as it
assists right cases of the Moral object had him to render right
decent rare: yet at no time has it been so much on
started short on that judicatory the Misuse for factor, so far as
defend upon the judicatory is less than in any of those other
juricatores whach which think non other one Judge with a harder an occassional exemplanimal of
Jurymen or four Judges.




Identifier: | JB/013/024/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 13.

Date_1

1820-09-20

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

013

Main Headings

rid yourselves of ultramaria

Folio number

024

Info in main headings field

in answer to mora

Image

001

Titles

Category

correspondence

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

c2

Penner

richard doane

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

4473

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