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<note>S.3. Functions</note>< | <note>Ch. X.V. Quasi-Jury</note> | ||
III. Inspective function.< | <note>S.3. Functions</note> | ||
<p>III. Inspective function.</p> | |||
<p>Art. 7. In the exercise of <add>this</add> their <del>inspective</del> function<lb/> | <p>Art. 7. In the exercise of <add>this</add> their <del>inspective</del> function<lb/> | ||
they share with him in the inspective <del>O</del> not only of<lb/> | they share with him in the inspective <del>O</del> not only of<lb/> | ||
all such <del>visible dicourse</del>, but of all other <add>visible</add> objects <del> | all such <del>visible dicourse</del>, but of all other <add>visible</add> objects <del>capable</del><lb/> | ||
<add>whether things or person, capable</add> of serving in the character of | <add>whether things or person, capable</add> of serving in the character of sources of evidence, for the<lb/> | ||
formation of his | formation of his decrees</p> | ||
<p>Art.8 <add>IV. | <p>Art.8 <add>IV. Interrogative function.</add> In the <gap/> of <add>this</add> their <del>interrogative</del><lb/> | ||
function, they put questions to parties, to | function, they put questions to parties, to <unclear>witness</unclear> <del>individuals</del> <lb/> | ||
<add>and</add> to the Judge: and incidentally, as occasion calls, to | <add>and</add> to the Judge: and incidentally, as occasion calls, to<lb/> | ||
any other actor in the judicial theatre: as to when see<lb/> | any other actor in the judicial theatre: as to when see<lb/> | ||
Ch.XI.S. | Ch.XI.S. <!-- gap in text --> As to the mode of giving effect to the decrees<lb/> | ||
desired expressed by such questions, see <del>the</del> <unclear> | desired expressed by such questions, see <del>the</del> <unclear>Procedure</unclear> <unclear>book</unclear> <del>Ch.</del><lb/> | ||
<del> | <del>title</del>, under the head of<lb/> | ||
Quasi-Jury.</p> | Quasi-Jury.</p> | ||
Art.9 <add>V. | <p>Art.9 <add>V. Commentative function</add> In the exercise of <add>this</add>their <del>commentative</del><lb/> function they give expression respectively to such <add><del>remarks</del></add> <del>observation</del><lb/> | ||
<add>comments, or say remarks or observations</add> as | <add>comments, or say remarks or observations</add> as occurs to them <del>not only on</del><add>thither as to</add> the evidence of<lb/> | ||
parties and witnesses, <del>between</del><add>or as to</add> the evidence <unclear>unascertained</unclear> | parties and witnesses, <del>between</del><add>or as to</add> the evidence <unclear>unascertained</unclear> on this<lb/> | ||
occasion, <del>as will</del><add>whither</add> by the Judge or by any other actor in<lb/> | occasion, <del>as will</del><add>whither</add> by the Judge or by any other actor in<lb/> | ||
the judicial theatre. For the mode of obviating obstruction,<lb/> | the judicial theatre. For the mode of obviating obstruction,<lb/> | ||
by the under exercise of this function See Ch.XI<lb/> | by the under exercise of this function See Ch.XI<lb/> | ||
S. Sedative function.< | S. <!-- gap in text --> Sedative function.</p> | ||
<p>Art 10 VI. Operative function:<lb/> | <p>Art 10 VI. Operative function:<lb/> | ||
<del>Art</del> <add>On the principal | <del>Art</del> <add>On the principal occasion of their service, in</add> <del>For</del> the exercise of <add>this</add>their <del>operati</del> functions<lb/> | ||
they <del>exercise</del> by mouth or hand of their <del>of</del> Foreman, they<lb/> | they <del>exercise</del> by mouth or hand of their <del>of</del> Foreman, they<lb/> | ||
<del>propose</del> <add>give expression to</add> any such amendments as they think fit to propose<lb/> | <del>propose</del> <add>give expression to</add> any such amendments as they think fit to propose<lb/> | ||
to the Judges | to the Judges decrees, operative and imperative <add>pronounced</add> <del>as given</del><lb/> | ||
in the original <unclear>examination</unclear>; <del> <gap/></del> or to any other such<add>errors</add> as<lb/> | in the original <unclear>examination</unclear>; <del><gap/></del> or to any other such <add>errors</add> as<lb/> | ||
<del>at the close</del><add>in consequence</add> of the recapitulation examination he may have <lb/> | <del>at the close</del><add>in consequence</add> of the recapitulation examination he may have <lb/> | ||
thought fit to substitute. | thought fit to substitute.</p> | ||
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1824. March 19 + Constitutional Code. Ch. X.V. Quasi-Jury S.3. Functions
III. Inspective function.
Art. 7. In the exercise of this their inspective function
they share with him in the inspective O not only of
all such visible dicourse, but of all other visible objects capable
whether things or person, capable of serving in the character of sources of evidence, for the
formation of his decrees
Art.8 IV. Interrogative function. In the of this their interrogative
function, they put questions to parties, to witness individuals
and to the Judge: and incidentally, as occasion calls, to
any other actor in the judicial theatre: as to when see
Ch.XI.S. As to the mode of giving effect to the decrees
desired expressed by such questions, see the Procedure book Ch.
title, under the head of
Quasi-Jury.
Art.9 V. Commentative function In the exercise of thistheir commentative
function they give expression respectively to such remarks observation
comments, or say remarks or observations as occurs to them not only onthither as to the evidence of
parties and witnesses, betweenor as to the evidence unascertained on this
occasion, as willwhither by the Judge or by any other actor in
the judicial theatre. For the mode of obviating obstruction,
by the under exercise of this function See Ch.XI
S. Sedative function.
Art 10 VI. Operative function:
Art On the principal occasion of their service, in For the exercise of thistheir operati functions
they exercise by mouth or hand of their of Foreman, they
propose give expression to any such amendments as they think fit to propose
to the Judges decrees, operative and imperative pronounced as given
in the original examination; or to any other such errors as
at the closein consequence of the recapitulation examination he may have
thought fit to substitute.
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