The Science of Rights
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The first object of the state is to decide the dis- putes of its citizens concerning their property. The more simple, clear, and comprehensive the law is, and the more infallible its execution, the less will be the number of these disputes, oecause every one may know with tolerable certainty what belongs to him or not, and will not be likely, therefore, to make the — presumptively abortive — attempt to secure the property of another. If the few disputes which may at first arise through error, a...re decided cor- rectly in the conviction of both parties, there will be no crime. For where else is the source of crime concealed but in greediness and passions excited thereby, or in poverty and want, which are impos- sible if the law carefully watches over the property of each ? And how can crimes arise if their sources are stopped .'' A good civil law and a strict execu- tion thereof utterly cancel the application of the criminal law. Moreover, who will dare to commit a crime if he knows surely that he will be detected and punished .' A half a century of such a state of things, and the conceptions of crimes will have THE SCIENCE OF RIGHTS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first object of the state is to decide the dis- putes of its citizens concerning their property. The more simple, clear, and comprehensive the law is, and the more infallible its execution, the less will be the number of these disputes, oecause every one may know with tolerable certainty what belongs to him or not, and will not be likely, therefore, to make the — presumptively abortive — attempt to secure the property of another. If the few disputes which may at first arise through error, a...re decided cor- rectly in the conviction of both parties, there will be no crime. For where else is the source of crime concealed but in greediness and passions excited thereby, or in poverty and want, which are impos- sible if the law carefully watches over the property of each ? And how can crimes arise if their sources are stopped .'' A good civil law and a strict execu- tion thereof utterly cancel the application of the criminal law. Moreover, who will dare to commit a crime if he knows surely that he will be detected and punished .' A half a century of such a state of things, and the conceptions of crimes will have THE SCIENCE OF RIGHTS.
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