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1823. Novr. 18 Decr. 4
Constitutional Code or Procedure Code
Art. 6. Evidence the source of which is not within the jurisdiction
of the Judge may if it be within the dominion of the State
received or extracted in any one of three ways. 1. by epistolary interrogation
without the intervention of a Judge. 2. by oral interrogation
by a performed by the Judge of another judicatory. 3.
by interrogation administered oral examination performed a person commissioned from the Judge: if it be not within
the dominion of the State, then only in the first and third ways.
Art. 3 or 4 In the character of a motive or inducement
for the furnishing of it, generally speaking, punishment is the
of the two instruments namely punishment and reward
capable of being applied, punishment is the only one fit
to be applied: and such accordingly is the case, in which,
for the obtainment of the source of the desired evidence, the
several orders abovementioned under the name of witness-calling
order and evidence-adduction order are authorized and
required to be employed. But in some certain cases punishment
is an instrument which is not of itself capable of being
employed with adequate efficacy: and in these cases
either the evidence must be foregone and the act offence, how
mischievous so ever, for the prevention or punishment of which
the prohibitive evidence is needed must be left rewarded with impunity,
or as far as an necessary instrument necessary to the application
of the allotted punishment, reward must be employed.
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