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<p>any one is drowned — made Felony by 10 G. 2. 31. §. 8<lb/></p><note>They can scarce <lb/>think of the forbidden <lb/>act without thinking<lb/> of [it as being casually <lb/>connected with]<lb/> the obnoxious event <lb/>as being casually<lb/> connected with it.—<lb/> without thinking it <lb/>as possible, tho without<lb/> expecting it as possible. <lb/>A Pure or Categorical <lb/>or <!-- blank space here --> [instead <lb/>of [Hypothetical] <lb/>description</note> | <p>any one is drowned — made Felony by 10 G. 2. 31. §. 8<lb/></p><note>They can scarce <lb/>think of the forbidden <lb/>act without thinking<lb/> of [it as being <sic>casually</sic> <lb/>connected with]<lb/> the obnoxious event <lb/>as being <sic>casually</sic><lb/> connected with it.—<lb/> without thinking it <lb/>as possible, tho without<lb/> expecting it as possible. <lb/>A Pure or Categorical <lb/>or <!-- blank space here --> [instead <lb/>of ["Hypothetical] <lb/>description<lb/></note> | ||
<p>An <add>Accessory</add> offence is ex | <p>An <add>Accessory</add> offence is ex inspirato when the connection between<lb/>the act & the obnoxious event is so remote from ordinary<lb/>perception, that the Agent appears likely not to think<lb/>of or at least expect it's happening.<lb/></p><p>It is ex inconsulto, where the connection <sic>tho'</sic> obvious<lb/>enought to be ordinarily noticed by the agent, yet is not<lb/>so intimate and necessary as to afford a conclusive <del>influence</del> <add>inference</add><lb/>from, either the act above <add>alone</add> or the act coupled <add>followed</add> by the<lb/>event, to the design.<lb/></p><p>An Offence Accessory ex inspirato is [ ] either immediate[ly] or mediate[ly] or remote[ly].</p> | ||
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<p>As the | <p>As the deed of one person may be connected with the Deed <lb/>of another person in the way <add>of</add> causality, so may one Deed<lb/>of one person with another Deed of the same person having<lb/>been accustomed to observe that connection as subsisting<lb/>between the Deeds of different persons it is [an] easy<lb/>[matter] for us to transfer it in Idea to those of the same.<lb/>It is but abstracting the considerations of person in both<lb/>instances, & the case is in both the same.<lb/></p><p>There is an instance where the description of the offence seems to<lb/>have been left absolute, from the opinion <add>notion</add> of the impracticability of<lb/>ascertaining the fact which otherwise should have formed the<lb/>matter of a protective clause; a practise which if at all <unclear>was</unclear> <lb/>only to be justified where as in the instance in question the <lb/>act being at all events mischievous, the protective Clause would<lb/>have <sic>affected</sic> no other difference in point of punishment, than<lb/>that of more and less.<lb/></p><note>N.B. Principals<lb/>stand in need of Protective<lb/> clauses as well <lb/>as Accessories — for <lb/>example of the several <lb/>Topics of Exemption.<lb/> </note> | ||
7. OFFENCES Principal & Accessory.
Indirect Legislation.
any one is drowned — made Felony by 10 G. 2. 31. §. 8
They can scarce
think of the forbidden
act without thinking
of [it as being casually
connected with]
the obnoxious event
as being casually
connected with it.—
without thinking it
as possible, tho without
expecting it as possible.
A Pure or Categorical
or [instead
of ["Hypothetical]
description
An Accessory offence is ex inspirato when the connection between
the act & the obnoxious event is so remote from ordinary
perception, that the Agent appears likely not to think
of or at least expect it's happening.
It is ex inconsulto, where the connection tho' obvious
enought to be ordinarily noticed by the agent, yet is not
so intimate and necessary as to afford a conclusive influence inference
from, either the act above alone or the act coupled followed by the
event, to the design.
An Offence Accessory ex inspirato is [ ] either immediate[ly] or mediate[ly] or remote[ly].
As the deed of one person may be connected with the Deed
of another person in the way of causality, so may one Deed
of one person with another Deed of the same person having
been accustomed to observe that connection as subsisting
between the Deeds of different persons it is [an] easy
[matter] for us to transfer it in Idea to those of the same.
It is but abstracting the considerations of person in both
instances, & the case is in both the same.
There is an instance where the description of the offence seems to
have been left absolute, from the opinion notion of the impracticability of
ascertaining the fact which otherwise should have formed the
matter of a protective clause; a practise which if at all was
only to be justified where as in the instance in question the
act being at all events mischievous, the protective Clause would
have affected no other difference in point of punishment, than
that of more and less.
N.B. Principals
stand in need of Protective
clauses as well
as Accessories — for
example of the several
Topics of Exemption.
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