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182 Constitutional Code
Ch. XII Judiciary Collectively
§. 11 Sedative function

§. Sedative function.

Art. 1. Sedative function. To the Judge in each Judicatory
belongs the Sedative function: relation had to the business of
the Judicial theatre.

Art. 2. By the Sedative function, understand that by which
has for its object the securing the Judicative function against disturbance,
parties against useless delay, & actors on the Judicial theatre
against needless vexation & annoyance.#

Art. 3. In the exercise of this function power is given to the
Judges in the case of necessity to cause eliminate out of the Judicial
theatre any actor by whose misbehaviour any such disturbance
is produced.

Art. 4. So in case of necessity whether for terminating the
offence, or preventing the repetition of it by the same offender or
by others imprisonment: namely for a time limited in the imperative
decree or sentence.

Art. 5. So, in lieu of imprisonment, or at the expiration of the
term appointed for imprisonment, obligation to enter into a written
engagement for abstaining from the like offences for a term
limited: with or without a bondsman or bondsmen, who engaged
eventually to pay to the use of the public money to the
extent of a sum specified in the event of his subsequently committing
the like offence.

Art. 6. So in case of necessity for the termination
or where the continued attendance of the offender is needed, as for
example in lieu of elimination, gagging. For the instrument
to be employed, & the manner of applying see § Apparatus
Judiciary

Note
#For modes of disturbance & annoyance, see Election
Code p. 84. Appendix.

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-<lb/><lb/><head>Constitutional Code</head><lb/><note>Ch. XII Judiciary <gap/><lb/>§. 11 Sedative function</note><lb/><lb/>§. <hi rend="underline">Sedative function.</hi><lb/><lb/>Art. 1. <hi rend="underline">Sedative function.</hi> To the Judge in each Judicatory<lb/>belongs the <hi rend="underline">Sedative</hi> function: relation had to the business of<lb/>the Judicial theatre.<lb/><lb/>Art. 2. By the Sedative function, understand that <del>by</del> which<lb/>has for its object the securing the Judicative function against dis-<lb/>-turbance, parties against useless delay, & actors on the Judicial the-<lb/>-atre against needless vexation & annoyance.#<lb/><lb/>Art. 3. In the exercise of this function power is given to the<lb/>Judges in the case of necessity to cause eliminate out of the Judicial<lb/>theatre any actor by whose misbehaviour any such disturb-<lb/>-ance is produced.<lb/><lb/>Art. 4. So in case of necessity whether for terminating the<lb/>offence, or preventing the repetition of it by the same offender or<lb/>by others imprisonment: namely for a time limited in the im-<lb/>-perative decree or sentence.<lb/><lb/>Art. 5. So, in lieu of imprisonment, or at the expiration of the<lb/>term appointed for imprisonment, obligation to enter into a writ-<lb/>-ten engagement for abstaining from the like offences for a term<lb/>limited: with or without a bondsman or bondsmen, who en-<lb/>-gaged eventually to pay to the use of the public money to the<lb/>extent of a sum specified in the event of his subsequently com-<lb/>-mitting the like offence.<lb/><lb/>Art. 6. So in case of necessity for the termination<lb/>or where the continued attendance of the offender is needed, as for<lb/>example <gap/> in lieu of elimination, <hi rend="underline">gagging.</hi> For the instru-<lb/>-ment to be employed, & the manner of applying see § Ap-<lb/><gap/> Judiciary<lb/><lb/>-----<lb/>Note<lb/>#For modes of disturbance & annoyance, see Election<lb/>Code p. 84. Appendix.
+<head>182</head>
+<head>Constitutional Code<lb/><note>Ch. XII Judiciary Collectively<lb/>§. 11 Sedative function</note></head>
+<p>§. <hi rend="underline">Sedative function.</hi></p>
+<p>Art. 1. <hi rend="underline">Sedative function.</hi> To the Judge in each Judicatory<lb/>belongs the <hi rend="underline">Sedative</hi> function: relation had to the business of<lb/>the Judicial theatre.</p>
+<p>Art. 2. By the Sedative function, understand that <del>by</del> which<lb/>has for its object the securing the Judicative function against disturbance,<lb/> parties against useless delay, & actors on the Judicial theatre<lb/> against needless vexation & annoyance.#</p>
+<p>Art. 3. In the exercise of this function power is given to the<lb/>Judges in the case of necessity to cause eliminate out of the Judicial<lb/>theatre any actor by whose misbehaviour any such disturbance<lb/> is produced.</p>
+<p>Art. 4. So in case of necessity whether for terminating the<lb/>offence, or preventing the repetition of it by the same offender or<lb/>by others imprisonment: namely for a time limited in the imperative<lb/> decree or sentence.</p>
+<p>Art. 5. So, in lieu of imprisonment, or at the expiration of the<lb/>term appointed for imprisonment, obligation to enter into a written<lb/> engagement for abstaining from the like offences for a term<lb/>limited: with or without a bondsman or bondsmen, who engaged<lb/> eventually to pay to the use of the public money to the<lb/>extent of a sum specified in the event of his subsequently committing<lb/> the like offence.</p>
+<p>Art. 6. So in case of necessity for the termination<lb/>or where the continued attendance of the offender is needed, as for<lb/>example <gap/> in lieu of elimination, <hi rend="underline">gagging.</hi> For the instrument<lb/> to be employed, &amp; the manner of applying see § Apparatus<lb/> Judiciary</p>
+<p>Note<lb/>#For modes of disturbance &amp; annoyance, see Election<lb/>Code p. 84. Appendix.</p>

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