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1825 May 15

Constitut Code

Corruption respects

I. Benefits employed
as instruments

II. Departments (of Government
in which they are employed

III.
See Sub-Title Finance
Table of Improper Services

Depredation - is loss to
the community, coupled
with profit to the individual
Depredator

Waste is loss to the community without profit
to any one

Sources of Depredation

1. Public money lying
in the hands of the functionary
in such sort
as to be employed in
producing interest to
him: ex. gr. in the hands
of his Banker

Mischiefs to the public

1. Loss to the amount of
predatory functionary's
profit

2. Retardation of the service
or
of the price of values
brought for government
use

By this arrangement his
interest is put in opposition
to his duty.

Remedy — Prevent leaving any part in his
purse. Let the money be
lodged in the Bank of England
for example.


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V. Impunity in Bankers
More Judge in his own
cause

Judica teipsum principle
Examples


1. Members of
both Houses

2. Kings unlimited power
of fining by Ex Officio
Information begun and
dropped

3. Kings power of procuring
a man to be murdered and the by a
man with a pardon in his pockets


Defence in favour of the
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Causes of it

1. Benevolence supposed to
be as beneficence.

2. Laudation by prominent
and dependent
writers and letters

3. Laudation post mortem

4. Importance attached
to them in histories

5. Power of corruptive
influence reason
given to it in common
the power of Debasem do</unclear>


Service due by in developing Disproof of the connection
between
and Education—

1. The manner in which
the rich actually spend
their money and otherwise
comport themselves.

2. The manner in w
which if penniless they
would spend their money,
and otherwise comport
themselves.





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example
Rule Constitutional

1. Kings
2, Peoples represented
3.
4. Common Law existence


Every of 1. God
2.
3. common law
which is inviting an argument in
confidence and



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III.Corruption

V. Further Impunity

V. Rulers Impunity

I. Avowed.

1. Kings inviolability

II. Unavowed

1. Plaresium Members of
both Houses . Judica
teipsum principle.

2. Impunishment. notorious
insufficiency of

3. Disclosures of misdeed
of rulers punishable as
a libel.

5. Abolition - () of
Appeal in the case
of Murder. Apply to
Manchester Massacre.

6. Kings power of pardoning
his instrumeasurements
of his rule before as
well as during and
after prosecution

6. Kings unlimited
power of fining by Ex
Officio Informatiser</unclear>

7. Judges' power of frustrating
Defendants defence
by unlimited
fining.




Identifier: | JB/034/001/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 34.

Date_1

1815-05-15

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

034

Main Headings

constitutional code

Folio number

001

Info in main headings field

constitut. code first lines

Image

002

Titles

Category

plan

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

j whatman 1819

Marginals

Paper Producer

admiral pavel chichagov

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1819

Notes public

ID Number

10275

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