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then be for a man to do but to prove his case?<lb/> <note>Such is the question<lb/> which plain sense<lb/> <gap/> by <gap/><gap/><lb/><gap/>would be apt<lb/> naturally to suggest.<lb/></note> [pencil drawing around section of writing] | then be for a man to do but to prove his case?<lb/> <note>Such is the question<lb/> which plain sense<lb/> <gap/> by <gap/><gap/><lb/><gap/>would be apt<lb/> naturally to suggest.<lb/></note> [pencil drawing around section of writing] | ||
Thus<lb/><add>accordingly</add> it is in the domestic tribunal that it is in that system of<lb/> procedure which is as <gap/> as mankind, and to this<lb/> | Thus<lb/><add>accordingly</add> it is in the domestic tribunal that it is in that system of<lb/> procedure which is as <gap/> as mankind, and to this<lb/> | ||
day furnishes the standard | day furnishes the standard <gap/> most instructive standard<lb/> | ||
to which the practice of <gap/> tribunals can be compared.<lb/></p> | to which the practice of <gap/> tribunals can be compared.<lb/></p> | ||
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Evidence & Ch. 3. Results
Ch. Plan of the work.
Ch. Object of Procedure in regard to Evidence so far as
Evidence is concerned.
? [in large pencil writing]
Such being the ends objects that ought to be kept in view in
the adjustment of the System of procedure — such the objects ends to the
accomplishment of which every regulation made in the subject
of it ought to be directed — such consequently ought to
be the ends to the accomplishment of which every regulation
made on the subject of Evidence ought to be directed. Upon
the face of it the exhibition of the evidence on both sides ought to be not on each side
only the principal part of the business of procedure, but almost
the only business. When the case is proved, This case being proveddecision
a man would be apt to think one should think would follow of course: and
what else can
then be for a man to do but to prove his case?
Such is the question
which plain sense
by
would be apt
naturally to suggest.
[pencil drawing around section of writing]
Thus
accordingly it is in the domestic tribunal that it is in that system of
procedure which is as as mankind, and to this
day furnishes the standard most instructive standard
to which the practice of tribunals can be compared.
[pencil mark surrounds this block of text; see marginal note]
UnhappilyBut in the established system of procedure the
subject of evidence makes appearance:then
this part — the most part
of the business is and in a manner
drowned/doomed in a profusion of words formalities the use of which
is concealed from vulgar eyes by the rest of an
unintelligible . the use and purpose of which
seems to defiance to the
Application of the law , every thing seems to depend presents itself as
and to depend solely upon evidence. If sufficient evidence
is produced evidence sufficient to warrant the decision prayed
for by the Plaintiff in the personal cases punishment and satisfaction are applied
when due: in a win formal rights not conferred where due
Is may be of the necessary of
punishment — can not be applied —
can not be — though due: [mark]? coming in the part
of the Defendant. Exhibit the
requisite mass of evidence then decision is secure. Is the mass
of evidence on Plaintiffs part Sufficient in any , or outweighed overborne
by a mass of evidence on the part of the defendant the object of the plaintiff
is
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