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§.16. Partialities obviated | |||
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Under the existing constitution of England a more prin<gap/> | |||
approach objection to any such question is would be this: the use of questions | |||
is to cause to be made times that something which would not be known | |||
without it. Now under this same Constitution nothing can be | |||
more <gap/> or more incontrovertibly known than the | |||
tow <gap/> concerted factors — the on the part in the several situations of all | |||
public functionaries (excessive or for exception to <gap/> | |||
to be prediction of any effort <gap/> <gap/>) expre<gap/> to | |||
a seductive and corruptive influence, and the unavoidable <gap/> | |||
with which such seduction or production of its <gap/> | |||
effect. Excepting the extremely rare case of a connection | |||
in the way of self-regarding interest or sympathy when | |||
the accused Defendant and the Judge, no one ever expects that in | |||
the case where the King or those in authority under him | |||
have <gap/> a wish in relation to the suit, the conduct of the Judge | |||
will not be as favorable to that wish as the <gap/> of the case | |||
admitts it to be. Does not your situation render you suspect | |||
of receiving such and such good things at the hands of his Majesty, | |||
in the event of your <gap/> rendering your conduct on this occasion conformative | |||
to his Majesty's royal pleasure? Indecorous or | |||
in who does not see that any such question would be to the | |||
last degree nugatory, calling for that an <gap/> of information which can | |||
not be <gap/> by any such question be made more notorious | |||
than it is without it. | |||
The King, being the | |||
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1825 Nov. 14 Constitutional Code
1o Ch. XII. Judiciary collectively §.16. Partialities obviated
2: Anglicé
5 3 3
Under the existing constitution of England a more prin approach objection to any such question is would be this: the use of questions is to cause to be made times that something which would not be known without it. Now under this same Constitution nothing can be more or more incontrovertibly known than the tow concerted factors — the on the part in the several situations of all public functionaries (excessive or for exception to to be prediction of any effort ) expre to a seductive and corruptive influence, and the unavoidable with which such seduction or production of its effect. Excepting the extremely rare case of a connection in the way of self-regarding interest or sympathy when the accused Defendant and the Judge, no one ever expects that in the case where the King or those in authority under him have a wish in relation to the suit, the conduct of the Judge will not be as favorable to that wish as the of the case admitts it to be. Does not your situation render you suspect of receiving such and such good things at the hands of his Majesty, in the event of your rendering your conduct on this occasion conformative to his Majesty's royal pleasure? Indecorous or in who does not see that any such question would be to the last degree nugatory, calling for that an of information which can not be by any such question be made more notorious than it is without it.
The King, being the
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