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Agent from the burthen<lb/>
Agent from the burthen<lb/>
of punishment.</p>
of punishment.</p>
 
<p>165. 38.  II Good &amp; Evil  VIII Justifications<lb/><lb/>
 
Efficient cause may<lb/>
 
be a power or a law<lb/>
right on the part of the<lb/>
Agent to commit the<lb/>
act.</p>
<p>166. 39.  II Good &amp; Evil  VIII Justifications<lb/>
The act justified is<lb/>
in its nature evil,<lb/>
why then exempt the<lb/>
agent from satisfaction –<lb/>
reason, preponderant<lb/>
good of the act in<lb/>
question.</p>
<p>167. 40.  II Good &amp; Evil  VIII Justifications<lb/>
So many modifications<lb/>
of delinquency,<lb/>
so many modifications<lb/>
of lawful right<lb/>
and power.</p>
<pb/>
<p><head>Plan of the Work<lb/>
&sect;. 1.  Offences Collectively</head></p>
<p>168. 41.  II Good &amp; Evil  VIII Justifications<lb/>
Example.  Flagellation<lb/>
constituted by<lb/>
law, an offence.<lb/>
Case 1.  Flagellation<lb/>
having no power of<lb/>
doing so conferred on<lb/>
him by law – no justification.<lb/>
Case 2.  Flagellator the<lb/>
father of Flagellatee<lb/>
under age.  In this case,<lb/>
the law gives the father<lb/>
a right of doing so, and<lb/>
by this enactment<lb/>
flagellation not an<lb/>
offence.<lb/>
Case 3.  Flagellation<lb/>
inflicted by Judges Decree,<lb/>
founded on Legislator's<lb/>
enactment.<lb/>
In this case, no offence.</p>
<p>169. 42.  II Good &amp; Evil  VIII Justifications<lb/>
Reasons for giving<lb/>
to this circumstance<lb/>
the nature of a justification.<lb/>
1. Evil confined to 1<hi rend="superscript">st</hi><lb/>
order.<lb/>
2. Effects of the 2<hi rend="superscript">d.</hi> &amp; 3<hi rend="superscript">d.</hi><lb/>
order of the nature of<lb/>
good.<hi rend="superscript">⊞</hi> <note><hi rend="superscript">⊞</hi> 169* Reference to<lb/>
the Table for the offence<lb/>
to which justification is<lb/>
and is not applicable.</note></p>
<p>170. 43.  II Good &amp; Evil  VIII Justifications<lb/><lb/>
Uses of the matter of<lb/>
this head.<lb/>
1. Maintenance of law<lb/>
and government.<lb/>
2. Information as to<lb/>
manner of producing<lb/>
this state of things.<lb/>
3. Preserving functionaries,<lb/>
acting as such, from<lb/>
being dealt with as delinquents.<lb/>
4. So as to persons at large<lb/>
on account of action<lb/>
preponderantly beneficial.</p>
<pb/>
<p><head>Plan of the Work.<lb/>
&sect;. 1. Offences Collectively</head></p>
<p>171. 44.  II Good &amp; Evil  IX Extenuat.<lb/>
<del>VIII</del> <add>IX</add> Extenuations –<lb/>
Examples.<lb/>
1. Belief of legitimate<lb/>
cause of justification.<lb/>
2. Provocation received.<lb/>
3. Provocation believed<lb/>
to be given.</p>
<p>172. 45.  II Good &amp; Evil  IX Extenuat.<lb/>
Reasons for qualifying<lb/>
these acts as extenuations –<lb/>
1. Evil of 2<hi rend="superscript">d.</hi> order diminished.<lb/>
2. So of evil of 3<hi rend="superscript">d.</hi> order.</p>
<p>173. 46.  II Good &amp; Evil  IX Extenuations<lb/>
Uses 1.  Preserving<lb/>
functionaries acting<lb/>
as such from being<lb/>
dealt with as delinquents.<lb/>
1. Preserving persons<lb/>
at large from needless<lb/>
burthen.</p>
<p>174. 47.  II Good &amp; Evil  X Aggravat<hi rend="superscript">s</hi><lb/>
IX.  Aggravations;  a <lb/>
circumstance indicative <lb/>
of demand for <lb/>
encrease of the amount <lb/>
of satisfaction <add>other than compensation</add> or <lb/>
punishment.</p>
<p>175. 48.  II Good &amp; Evil  X Aggravations<lb/>
In some cases, a<lb/>
doubt whether a circumstance<lb/>
should be<lb/>
considered as an aggravation,<lb/>
oe with the<lb/>
act as a separate offence.<lb/>
Examples –<lb/>
1. Morbification perpetual.<lb/>
2. Disfigurement perpetual.<lb/>
3. Disablement perpetual.<lb/>
4. Mutilation.</p>
<p>176. 49.  II Good &amp; Evil  X Aggravations<lb/>
Reasons for qualifying<lb/>
these acts as <del>separate</del><lb/>
aggravations.</p>
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1827. July 26. Oct. 23d.
Law Amendment Penal CodePlan of the Work Propositions
§. 2. Codification.
§. 1. Offences Collectively.
VIII. Justifications

Plan of the Work.
§. 1. Offences Collectively

163. 36. II Good & Evil XIII Exemptions
Under all systems of
law, exemption inevitable,
where number
of co-delinquents has
swelled to a certain
amount.
Several are the laws
to give due execution
to which would convert
all the members
of the community into
criminals.

164. 37. II Good & Evil VIII Justifications
VIII Justifications.
By justification, understand
a circumstance,
exempting the
Agent from the burthen
of punishment.

165. 38. II Good & Evil VIII Justifications

Efficient cause may
be a power or a law
right on the part of the
Agent to commit the
act.

166. 39. II Good & Evil VIII Justifications
The act justified is
in its nature evil,
why then exempt the
agent from satisfaction –
reason, preponderant
good of the act in
question.

167. 40. II Good & Evil VIII Justifications
So many modifications
of delinquency,
so many modifications
of lawful right
and power.


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Plan of the Work
§. 1. Offences Collectively

168. 41. II Good & Evil VIII Justifications
Example. Flagellation
constituted by
law, an offence.
Case 1. Flagellation
having no power of
doing so conferred on
him by law – no justification.
Case 2. Flagellator the
father of Flagellatee
under age. In this case,
the law gives the father
a right of doing so, and
by this enactment
flagellation not an
offence.
Case 3. Flagellation
inflicted by Judges Decree,
founded on Legislator's
enactment.
In this case, no offence.

169. 42. II Good & Evil VIII Justifications
Reasons for giving
to this circumstance
the nature of a justification.
1. Evil confined to 1st
order.
2. Effects of the 2d. & 3d.
order of the nature of
good. 169* Reference to
the Table for the offence
to which justification is
and is not applicable.

170. 43. II Good & Evil VIII Justifications

Uses of the matter of
this head.
1. Maintenance of law
and government.
2. Information as to
manner of producing
this state of things.
3. Preserving functionaries,
acting as such, from
being dealt with as delinquents.
4. So as to persons at large
on account of action
preponderantly beneficial.


---page break---

Plan of the Work.
§. 1. Offences Collectively

171. 44. II Good & Evil IX Extenuat.
VIII IX Extenuations –
Examples.
1. Belief of legitimate
cause of justification.
2. Provocation received.
3. Provocation believed
to be given.

172. 45. II Good & Evil IX Extenuat.
Reasons for qualifying
these acts as extenuations –
1. Evil of 2d. order diminished.
2. So of evil of 3d. order.

173. 46. II Good & Evil IX Extenuations
Uses 1. Preserving
functionaries acting
as such from being
dealt with as delinquents.
1. Preserving persons
at large from needless
burthen.

174. 47. II Good & Evil X Aggravats
IX. Aggravations; a
circumstance indicative
of demand for
encrease of the amount
of satisfaction other than compensation or
punishment.

175. 48. II Good & Evil X Aggravations
In some cases, a
doubt whether a circumstance
should be
considered as an aggravation,
oe with the
act as a separate offence.
Examples –
1. Morbification perpetual.
2. Disfigurement perpetual.
3. Disablement perpetual.
4. Mutilation.

176. 49. II Good & Evil X Aggravations
Reasons for qualifying
these acts as separate
aggravations.


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Date_1

1827-07-26

Marginal Summary Numbering

[[marginal_summary_numbering::163 [or] 36 - 176 [or] 49]]

Box

064

Main Headings

Law Amendment; Penal Code

Folio number

050

Info in main headings field

Law Amendment Penal Code

Image

001

Titles

Plan of the Work / Offences collectively

Category

Marginal summary sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

D11 / E9 / F10

Penner

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Jeremy Bentham

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

20404

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