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Costs shall be distributed at the discretion of the Judge.</p>
Costs shall be distributed at the discretion of the Judge.</p>


<p>Where there is matter of <del><unclear>Excuse</unclear></del> <add>Extenuation</add>, he Offender shall suffer<lb/>
<p>Where there is matter of <del><unclear>Excuse</unclear></del> <add>Extenuation</add>, the Offender shall suffer<lb/>
any one or more of the punishments appointed for Lascivious Assaults.</p>
any one or more of the punishments appointed for Lascivious Assaults.</p>


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any prosecution for this offence.</p>
any prosecution for this offence.</p>


The parable of the Sword and the Scabbard quoted on<lb/>
<p>The parable of the Sword and the Scabbard quoted on<lb/>
this occasion by M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Voltaire, <note>Prix de la Justice p.73.</note> may pass very well as a jest, but<lb/>
this occasion by M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Voltaire, <note>Prix de la Justice p.73.</note> may pass very well as a jest, but<lb/>
will never do as a Rule of Law. It fails absolutely where the Woman<lb/>
will never do as a Rule of Law. It fails absolutely where the Woman<lb/>
is held motionless either by force or terror: where through<lb/>
is held motionless either by force or terror: where through<lb/>
weariness or affright her senses fail her, he falls into a<lb/>
weariness or affright her senses fail her, and she falls into a<lb/>
Swoon. It fails still more evidently where the Ravisher has any<lb/>
Swoon. It fails still more evidently where the <add>a</add> Ravisher has any<lb/>
one to assist him. Certain it is however, that prosecutions<lb/>
one to assist him. Certain it is however, that prosecutions<lb/>
for this Offence ought to be regarded with a jealous eye; and  
for this Offence ought to be regarded with a jealous eye; and<lb/>
 
that the comparative appearance of the parties in point of strength<lb/>
 
may furnish evidence of such force, as the positive testimony of<lb/>
 
any single person will hardly countervail.</p>




 
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4 C Of Rape

In these three cases the afflictive punishment shall not take
place and the party injured shall receive compensation or not, and
Costs shall be distributed at the discretion of the Judge.

Where there is matter of Excuse Extenuation, the Offender shall suffer
any one or more of the punishments appointed for Lascivious Assaults.

Observations

There are those who seem half inclined not to admit of
any prosecution for this offence.

The parable of the Sword and the Scabbard quoted on
this occasion by Mr Voltaire, Prix de la Justice p.73. may pass very well as a jest, but
will never do as a Rule of Law. It fails absolutely where the Woman
is held motionless either by force or terror: where through
weariness or affright her senses fail her, and she falls into a
Swoon. It fails still more evidently where the a Ravisher has any
one to assist him. Certain it is however, that prosecutions
for this Offence ought to be regarded with a jealous eye; and
that the comparative appearance of the parties in point of strength
may furnish evidence of such force, as the positive testimony of
any single person will hardly countervail.




Identifier: | JB/072/210/004"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 72.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

not numbered

Box

072

Main Headings

penal code

Folio number

210

Info in main headings field

of rape

Image

004

Titles

exposition / aggravation i / exposition / justification is / excuses are / observations

Category

copy/fair copy sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f1 / f2 / f3 / f4

Penner

Watermarks

[[watermarks::myears [lion with crown motif]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

caroline fox

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

23827

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