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1826 Aug. 20
Review of Humphrey
§. J.B. & H's language as to Judge
§ Expectation principle
J.B. language in speaking of Judges
As to the manner in which Mr Bentham has for such
a length of time been speaking of the Judges of the land and
the cause and reason of his doing so, it stands then
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AS a a Judge
J.B. and H.: language
deficient
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With Towards none of them in induced in any ac
has he any feeing more hes, then any they have one of them when
towards the punishable malefactor when he is accordingly by his
sentence to the hands of the execution But to the purposes of an reform
effectual is the sort of language he employs in speaking of them is not
less necessary than the language which employed by them in speaking
to the malefactor a supposed malefactor when the chance of forensic
now has delivered into their hands.
Continued into one proposition Mr Bentham
in relation to the authors of the Common Law be then
expressed. The compleat inaptitude of the rule of action in its porous
state has had all along for its efficient cause thetheir
interest of Judges.
By Mr Bentham the truth of this position has been
in a variety of reasons demonstratedin th from the nature of man
By Mr Humphreys form From particular fds From the
experience of the whole course of their proceedings as evidenced
by fact, by d after in every page of Mr
work this same proportion stands demonstrated from experience
On the part of the class in question official order and professional
order taken together, nothing could be more groundless - nothing
more unjust than any such as that of resentment
in thetheir part. Page In every page after page the deplorable exhibition
is bands of the deplorable and disgraceful effect but no where
is any so much as the most distant intimation have we found
that these same disgraceful effects have had that same interest for
cause
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