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TURN. A. PROCEDURE
EVIDENCED CHARGES

Propose that the Justice may allow if he thinks fit travelling
charges according to the condition of the witness, not
exceeding 6d per mile to be paid by the party
in the wrong: unless the evidence be unnecessary &
in which case at all events it should
be paid by the party requiring his appearance.


Double Conviction

Plea of autrefois acquit before a Justice whether
is hould be good or no?


Semble que non - asthere would be no correcting
a msitake of this sort but
by the way of Information - & no Information
would be granted for an error and opinion
so that if there was the least pretence to
say that the fact proved did not come under the statute
a delinquent might go free: either individually
or by contrivance of a friend, for understanding how to put top profit in this way the in humility of some
Magistrate.

to avail himself of
turn ... to advantage


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All that the bounds, or the design of this essay
will permit of, is to give a brief intimation by correcting the imperfections
as fas as is diducible from & supplying some of the most obvious dependencies
of the specimen text under before us consideration, to give
a slight intimation foretaste how much of what remains is waiting to be done
[and order to the system of procedure the
perfection which it [it's nature] admits of]


A full and accurate compleat discription of that subject, would
demand a work apart.


To justify enter into the merits of each component
provided part, & from a comparison to explain the reason why it ought to a plan
to establish it by a comparison with not others
as havbeen adopted in the late for this place station
which it scuppers & such others as could be
conceived for it.


COSTS 2ly & 3ly

The punitive practise of taxation cannot be of very standing
data the 1st instance of double costs given being
by 23 John 8 2.g & 7. 6th of dark is in 62 Cor. 2 29 d 35 Excise Act & of treble .2 ff4.
& quo [] where was the first case of compensation likely
to induce such a constriction.



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AUTREFOIS ACQUIT CONVICT+
+ When the first conviction was before a justice good procedural by Common Law 131 in Murn Word 372

This is no more than comon law has
made established & Common sense directs to ..&c


SUNINIGNS

For an offence against SS10 in not having
an inscription should it be direced to the
owner of a Carriage &c or only will to his
Agent do? semble the latter as in case
of a Nobleman keeping forms in his hands


EVIDENCE

There is no provision for admitting temperas
whether consulto or instruments as evidence:
at the dicretion of the Justice with or without
the consent of the Informer.


If the 1st sort is is undoubtedly convenient, tho'
possibility of inconvenience might be suggested: yet
weaker here and in the case of where
the practice is established.

Of the latter - is no possibility of abuse in some
cases, where the were instruments or ways


Identifier: | JB/095/089/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 95.

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Box

095

Main Headings

Folio number

089

Info in main headings field

turnp. a. procedure

Image

001

Titles

double conviction / auterfois convict / summons / evidence / election

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::gr [crown motif] [lion with vryheyt motif]]]

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Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

30975

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