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1823. Decr. 8 +
Constitutional Code or Procedure
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Ch. Judicial Abuse obviated
§. Confirmatory course
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Customary course
what? as wide as possible
form proposed.
To understand the devious
course the cause
of the deviation must
be seen
Such being the proper course what has been the customary
course? — Answer as wide form as it is possible. But before the customary
course has been delineated, note the course must be matured
of its aberration from the proper course. But for the whole
would be remain a mystery. But the cause once seen
all .
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End of the proper
course greatest happiness
of greatest number
End of the devious
established do particular and sinister
interest: greatest supposed
happiness of<lb>those eminent in<lb/the projection of it
pursued at the expence
of greatest number
happiness
Of The course here indicated the also<lb?>given him has for its motive for its and efficient cause the
desire of contributing to the greatest happiness of the greatest
number, by giving execution and effect to the substantive
Branch of the laws always upon the supposition that of
these having had that object for their end in view. say
for the regard for justice.
The course as yet proposed by those by whom
the system of judicial procedure has been formed has had
for its end in view the advancement of the particular<lb?>and their sinister interest of the set of one ,Lb/>the forming of it, at the expence of the universal interest
of the interest of that same greatest number.
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Jonathan Blenman |
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