Works of Jeremy Bentham, Том 2,Део 1W. Tait, 1839 |
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... serving as jurymen , 5. Proposed unimpowered jury- its uses and regulations , 127 ib . Suits , continuance of , ib . 7. Jury appointment , 129 . • CHAPTER XVI . Suits termination , . € 90 • • · 8. Securites for appropriate aptitude ...
... serving as jurymen , 5. Proposed unimpowered jury- its uses and regulations , 127 ib . Suits , continuance of , ib . 7. Jury appointment , 129 . • CHAPTER XVI . Suits termination , . € 90 • • · 8. Securites for appropriate aptitude ...
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... serve the parties ) would of course , if the inducement were taken away , leave their books , and escape from the ser- vice . Of judges , if paid by the public ( and on condition of not receiving anything from the parties , ) their ...
... serve the parties ) would of course , if the inducement were taken away , leave their books , and escape from the ser- vice . Of judges , if paid by the public ( and on condition of not receiving anything from the parties , ) their ...
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... serve as well for penal as for non - penal cases . In the penal cases of the greatest severity , reluctance as to compliance on the part of the defendant will be greater than in any non- penal case : and for surmounting reluctance ...
... serve as well for penal as for non - penal cases . In the penal cases of the greatest severity , reluctance as to compliance on the part of the defendant will be greater than in any non- penal case : and for surmounting reluctance ...
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... tried . Should any consideration present itself , which , serving in the character of a reason to evince the utility of the provision to which plained , it remains now to bring to view , 18 [ CH . III . PRINCIPLES OF JUDICIAL PROCEDURE .
... tried . Should any consideration present itself , which , serving in the character of a reason to evince the utility of the provision to which plained , it remains now to bring to view , 18 [ CH . III . PRINCIPLES OF JUDICIAL PROCEDURE .
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... serving to evince the uti- lity of the provision in some other respect , it should be found not to be of a nature to evince the subserviency of the provision in question to any one of the above ends ; in such case , the enumeration of ...
... serving to evince the uti- lity of the provision in some other respect , it should be found not to be of a nature to evince the subserviency of the provision in question to any one of the above ends ; in such case , the enumeration of ...
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Страница 272 - That if any person shall be prosecuted under this act, for the writing or publishing any libel aforesaid, it shall be lawful for the defendant, upon the trial of the cause, to give in evidence in his defence, the truth of the matter contained in the publication charged as a libel. And the jury who shall try the cause, shall have a right to determine the law and the fact, under the direction of the court, as in other cases.
Страница 247 - Prejudice apart, the game of pushpin is of equal value with the arts and sciences of music and poetry. If the game of push-pin furnish more pleasure, it is more valuable than either.
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Страница 248 - The poet must see everything through coloured media, and strive to make everyone else to do the same. It is true, there have been noble spirits, to whom poetry and philosophy have been equally indebted ; but these exceptions do not counteract the mischiefs which have resulted from this magic art. If poetry and music deserve to be preferred before a game of push-pin, it must be because they are calculated to gratify those individuals who are most difficult to be pleased.
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