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Constitutional Code

Ch.XVI. Quasi Jury

(I S.4 Attendance

Repeat and Copy corrected 1826 Nov.y.

§.5. Attendance.

Art.14 Attendance how enforced Quasi Jury and for this

By the Registrar is regularly framed and kept the Quasi Jury

Defaulters: list. In it any two Sublists: 1 the County to be County Defaulters List

Defaulters list; and, 2. the Town Defaulters list d o the name of of each

several defaulters as soon as he becomes so the Registrar

are entered the name of of the County

attaches an indication of the fact and the day,and of the

the Men of the Town Defaulters

the matter of . Both called The Quasi Jury Defaulters

proceedings carried on in consequence.

Art. 45 For the penalty for each days default,

as well as the part of to Select

as is it part of an Ordinary disbarred Quasi Quasi

Juror, see the Penal Code. [+] in so far as the penalty is pre , [+] In time of, or in addition to compensation money for the overburthened Liables who have served, - penalty for each day's defasult so many days imprisonment: name of the fund into which custody of the Registrar, the money is paid, the Overburthened Quasi Jurors' Compensation fund.

the money is paid into fund stated the Compen Compensation fund:

out of it, such Town

Quasi Jurors for who h as have served compensation as made for the

burthen benefit upon them by defaults, whither in the

part of the Country, or of the Town stock of destined Quasi Jurors.

Art.46 On receipt of an appropriate instrument of

requisition

signed by any [two] Town Liables, who

any number may have those who their

have served, the Goverments al will be Persons

institute pursuit on the ground of default. against Liable

legitimate Excuse proper be bring within

Art. 47 On receipt of a like instrument

signed by any [two] such Liables, alledging

falshood to have by an assertion contained in of having Excuse

paper, as per Art.2 particular , the alledged false assertion, and binding

themselves, on these responsibily compensational and punishment , to to make sufficientproof of the futility he will institute a suit demanding the appropriate punishment.