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Ch. 13. 1827. Novr. 20 copied. 1826. Augt 22? Constitutional Code

Ch. XII Judiciary Collectively S.9. Elementary functions

1.
Objection-imperative
functions stated as ne
-cessarily common to
all Judges- why more
necessary than in Da
nish Conciliatory
Courts?

2.
Answer By proposed
system, all the good
done by Conciliatory
Courts will be done,
and a great deal more
which they could not
do.

3.
In Conciliatory
Courts, Evidence in
many cases must
have been deficient
or partial.

4.
Of compulsory evidence
no means of procure
ment.

5.
Means of securing ge
nuineness and veracity,
none.

6.
The Judicatory many
seated, consequent
inconvenience.

7.
So waste of time to
Judges all but one

8.
True it is, that the
good done was done
without expence to the
public.

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9.
No reason why the
saving made there
should not be made
under the here propo
see system.

10.
Of the economy result
ing from proposed
systems, strong pre
sumptive evidence

11. Though remuneration
given, it is cut down
to the smallest portion
each person will be
content to take.

12. Objections to small
ness of remuneration
the prodigious mass
of scientific infor
mations required on
the part of the Judge.

13.
Under proposed Penal
and Procedure Code,
the requisite scienti
fic information mi
nimized.

14.
Government Advocate's
functions-
1. In an imediate
Judicatory-
2. in an Appellate
Judicatory.

15.
Elementary Advo
cate's functions
1. In an imediate
Judicatory-
2. in an Appellate
Judicatory.

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