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1827. Novr. 30

Law Amendment. Propositions
Beginning
or
Conclusion

26

Objection answered
Improved by experience is
the alledged depravity of the existing system

§ Not disproved by the experience extent state of things as to sc is the deravity
been ascribed to the existing system

Objection The Law Subst and djective branch together -
under the existing system of it were really such as above described
how could society be maintained upon that tolerable footing in which
it is maintained - a footing sup to that as which it is maintain

with few or no exception it is encumbered in any other

Answer Of what there is of good in it, answer the following those which follow
1. power of the Public Opinion Tribunal a power which
exists not in virtue of Judge made Law but in s of it
2. The imagination of the people under in virtue of the favourable conception
entertained by them as to of the character disposition<add>moral character</add> of the Judges, and
that Judge-made law which it is

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Answer of what
there is good causes
the following
1 anctive Put power of Public
opinion Tribunal
Imagination of
the people that Judges
are what they might to
be

Thus it is Of that imagination the lamentable wit the difference between the pictures
thus drawn by imagination and the real state of the case days
the proof is it is true continually brought have to this feeling
and duration by sad experience.

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True that the contrary
is continually brought
home to their feelings
by sad experience

But, born or they have, all of the, been under this
state of things, and never having had experience of
any better, or the contrary history in so far as it has
happened to them to become acquainted with it, not have
my presented to their conception view any thing but what id at least either
fate as bad as still worse, whence it is that abuses
which is truth have been the work of design, the result of
particular and sinister interest on the part of those of the ruling few
are ascribed by them to the nature of and things -
to the vitious constitution of the human race options

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But born under this
system they never
have had experience of
any others

If of this del



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Date_1

1827-11-26

Marginal Summary Numbering

25

Box

061

Main Headings

Law Amendment; Penal Code

Folio number

007

Info in main headings field

Law Amendment

Image

001

Titles

Category

Text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

D6 / E6

Penner

Watermarks

Marginals

George Bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

19696

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