The Constitutions And Other Select Documents Illustrative of the History of France, 1789-1907
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Justices of the peace, although appointed by the king, are not irre- movable.
62. No one can be deprived of the jurisdiction of his nat- ural judges.
63. In consequence, extraordinary commissions and tri- bunals cannot be created. Provost-courts are not included un- der this denomination, if their re-establishment is deemed necessary.
64. Criminal trials shall be public, unless such publicity 464 Constitutional Charter of 1814 should be dangerous to order and morality; and in that case, the tri...bunal shall declare it by a judicial order.
65. The system of juries is retained. Changes which a long'er experience may cause to be thought necessary can be made only by a law.
66. The penalty of confiscation of property is abolished and cannot be re-established.
67. The king has the right of pardon, and that of com- muting penalties.
68. The Civil Code, and the laws actually existing which are not in conflict with the present charter, remain in force until legally abrogated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Justices of the peace, although appointed by the king, are not irre- movable.
62. No one can be deprived of the jurisdiction of his nat- ural judges.
63. In consequence, extraordinary commissions and tri- bunals cannot be created. Provost-courts are not included un- der this denomination, if their re-establishment is deemed necessary.
64. Criminal trials shall be public, unless such publicity 464 Constitutional Charter of 1814 should be dangerous to order and morality; and in that case, the tri...bunal shall declare it by a judicial order.
65. The system of juries is retained. Changes which a long'er experience may cause to be thought necessary can be made only by a law.
66. The penalty of confiscation of property is abolished and cannot be re-established.
67. The king has the right of pardon, and that of com- muting penalties.
68. The Civil Code, and the laws actually existing which are not in conflict with the present charter, remain in force until legally abrogated.
Special Rights Guaranteed by the State.
What to read after The Constitutions And Other Select Documents Illustrative of the History of France, 1789-1907?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Maloy Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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