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Evidence II
Credib
The interest created
by a wager is more
than double that
created by hire
to the same amount
2.
Interest may be 1
natural or 2 artificial,
as in case
of hire and wagers
Hearsay
3
Hearsay evidence
may be weakned
by the paucity of
witnesses at each
step indefinitely:
but can not be
strengthen'd up to
first-hand evidence.
Credib.
4
Cautions against
latent interest.
5
Passion for the
marvellous - generated
by pleasure
of curiosity.
6
Variety of story-telling —
pleasure
of self-recommendation.
7.
Persisting seriously
in a story first
told negligently.
Fear of reputation
of mendacity .. natural
sanction.
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Credib.
8.
Analogy not ill understood
by the
common run of
men
9.
Therefore they have
no ground for [examining
scrutinizing strictly into
the connection between]
the circumstances
of a fact
at first sight extra-ordinary
Instance Electrical
gold leaf which
may have seemed
as thick as a pane
of glass
Facts
10
Knowledge respects
1. actuality. 2.
causality. Instance
Vespasian's cure
Credib.
11
Observation may
be imperfect for
want of comprising
all the circumstances.
Inst. Elect. Gold-leaf.
12
Testimony Observations as applied
to causality
amounts only
to belief opinion.
Vestigial evidence )( testimonial.
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051 |
evidence; procedure code |
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035 |
evidence ii |
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001 |
credit / hearsay / facts / ground |
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marginal summary sheet |
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jeremy bentham |
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