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5. 5. cause of the attachment of the people to the
institution of Juries — incessant and extravagant
passed upon it by lawyers.
Lawyers being men, and Englishmen, and
as such enjoying in common with other Englishmen
the blessings of that constitution of which the institution
of Juries is constitutes so and indispensible a part, will
of course find the same reasons for conceiving entertaining in
an attachment for it, and the same
motives for making public publishing taking every suitable occasion to make that attachment manifest that attachment.
But besides the inconveniences which are inseperable
from the constitution (I speak now not of
the man of this part of the - but of
the whole system of procedure in the course of which
that judicatory is called in and imployed) besides
the inconveniences which are inseperable from it, and
which are so
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jeremy bentham |
th 1806 |
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andre morellet |
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