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PROCEDURE EVIDENCE. Number required.
The first care ought to be to secure the integrity
and indifference of the Judge: this being performed, in to the degree in which it is possitted to be may even in which it actually has been performed under our own Laws any evidence however slight may
be admitted to warrant, tho so that it do not
compel [a] conviction.
Those Laws which like the Civil for the same purpose of protecting
innocence have adopted the expedient
of limiting on the side of diminution the number
of witnesses, have adopted an expedient which
in the first place is not near so efficacious;
in the next place is attended with
very serious inconvenience unknown to the other: from which the other is exempt
Many have been the There are occasions instances on which one may might have had any number of ocular witnesses of facts that never happen'd. It is not any number, of these witnesses much less such a
number as can be required under the expectation
of one criminal in fifty's being brought
to punishment, that can ensure the Moral
much less the logical verity of their testimony
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jeremy bentham |
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caroline vernon |
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