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1820 July 28. These the original from which another was copied.
Emancipation Spanish
11
[mark] 3. Part 4.
Letter 3. Appeals unendurable
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III. Appeals intolerable
21. 8.
From the expence of
both, denial of justice
to the side unable to
defray the expence: to
all but a very few.
22. 9.
By the expence, vexation,
and delay, burthen
grievous to these few.
23. 10.
By its effect on evidence,
great the chance it gives
to misdecision: great
the advantage to the
wrong side: to falshood
and deceit.
24. 11.
Witnesses not permitted
to follow the appeal,
evidence is sent to the
ultimate judicatory in
a bad shape to counteract
the effect of the same
evidence in the good
shape, in which it was
or sh.d have been presented
to the Judicatory
below. [The shapes
described]
25. 12.
Witnesses permitted
but not forced, the benefit
of furnishing evidence
is as to so much confined
to that party, if but one,
who can bear the expence:
and, besides the expence,
boundless the doors thus
opened to corruption.
or
Without corruption,
even without corruption,
the bad side may
triumph over the good,
by sending the only material
witnesses, or most
witnesses.
26.13.
3. Witnesses forced, power
of applying the force
is unlimited power of banishment
or power monstrously
mischievous whether given
to public prosecutor,
defendant, or both.
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