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Judicial proceedings
to be public
except &c. p.1
2
Districts ought to
be small. p.1
3
Parishes the lowest
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Occasional attendance
can not be inconvenient
where habitual
attendance for
worship is not. p.1
5
Expence the sole
limit to the multiplication. p.1
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To each district but
one Judge – if
two, better two districts. p.1
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Inconveniences of
more Judges than
one. p.2
1. Encrease of expence
2. Encrease of delay
3. Diminution of responsibility
4. – of dependance on public opinion
5 – of obligation to attend
6 – of the restraint on corrupt non-attendance.
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1. What additional
intelligence may be
afforded by multiplication
of Judges
is not as the number. p.2
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2. It is in most
cases needless. p.2
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3. Where wanted it
may be had at a
cheaper by appeal.
p.2.
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All that can be
expected from multiplicity
of Judges
is secured by publicity
of proceeding. p.2.
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Multiplicity of Judges
contributes to probity
no otherwise than
by contributing to
publicity. p.2.
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Universal competence
– Reasons p.3.
Special jurisdiction
would require either
1. a special Court
& thence additional
expence &c and
2. Uncertainty by
conflict of jurisdiction
– or
2. Remoter justice.
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evidence; procedure code |
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judges number contents |
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marginal summary sheet |
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jeremy bentham |
[[watermarks::l munn [britannia with shield motif]]] |
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benjamin constant |
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[[notes_public::"omit other side" [note in bentham's hand]]] |
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