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9 March 1811 Punishment - […] Definitions and Distinctions

Rule Restraint

         57 or 1

Relation between restraint and punishment Of every prohibition law restraint is directly intentional object, whatsoever
evil is […] […] attached to it the collaterally intentional
.

                                p. 27.
       56 or 2

This evil may be in any proportion less or greater than the good if any aimed at. p 27

       59 or 3

Restraint may also be a mediately intentional
object: viz where the evil of it I employed
as an eventual punishment
, to secure […] to constraint or to restraint in some other shape. p 27.

       60 or 4

The same restraint can not operate in both […]
.

                               p 27.

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constraint

      61 or 1

7 or 1. Relation between compulsion and punishment In compulsion as in restraint, result aimed at by the legislator is the reverse of that of the offensive acts done by a delinquent. P. 28 Offence positive, result aimed at negative: viz restraint Offence negative result aimed at positive: viz compulsion. p 28.

Act positive commanded
and meant to be completed
, offence negative. To and for this offence suppose
punishment applied if to avoid similar punishment
in future the offender performed [...] [...] the like acts in future compulsion
is by this punishment
produced in his instance. So in the instance of others if compelled to obedience, they do p 28. likewise.

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Date_1	1811-03-09	Marginal Summary Numbering	57 or 1 - 60 or 4, 61 or 1, 62
Box	159	Main Headings	punishment
Folio number	004	Info in main headings field	punishment ch. 1 definitions and distinctions
Image	001	Titles	restraint / constraint
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Penner		Watermarks	th 1806
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 or 1
 Relation between restraint
-+ punishment
+and punishment
 Of every prohibition law
 restraint is directly
-intentional object, what
+intentional object, whatsoever<lb/>
-=soever evil is […]
+evil is […]
 […] attached to it
-the collaterally inten=
+the collaterally intentional<lb/>.
-=tional.             p. 27.
+                                 p. 27.
 or 2
 This evil may be in
 any proportion less or
 greater than the good
-if any aimed at.     p 27
+if any aimed at.                 p 27
 or 3
 Restraint may also
-be a mediately intentio=
+be a mediately intentional<lb/>
-=nal object: […] where
+object: viz where
-the evil of it I employ=
+the evil of it I employed<lb/>
-=ed as an eventual pu=
+as an eventual punishment<lb/>,
-=nishment, to secure
+to secure
 […] to constraint
 or to restraint in some
-other shape.        p 27.
+other shape.                    p 27.
 or 4
 The same restraint can
-not operate in both […]
+not operate in both […]<lb/>.
-[…]                 p 27.
+                                p 27.
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+constraint
+or 1
+or 1. Relation between
+compulsion and punishment
+In compulsion as in
+restraint, result aimed
+at by the legislator is
+the reverse of that of the
+offensive acts done by
+a delinquent.             P. 28
+Offence positive, result
+aimed at negative: viz
+restraint
+Offence negative result
+aimed at positive: viz
+compulsion.              p 28.
+Act positive commanded <lb/>
+and meant to be completed <lb/>
+, offence negative.
+To and for this offence suppose<lb/>
+punishment applied
+if to avoid similar punishment<lb/>
+in future
+the offender performed
+[...] [...] the like
+acts in future compulsion<lb/>
+is by this punishment<lb/>
+produced in <hi rend="underline">his</hi>
+instance.
+So in the instance of
+<hi rend="underline">others</hi> if compelled to
+obedience, they do      p 28.
+likewise.
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