L12062

SEP 2018

Entered according to the act of congress, in the year 1833, by James and
John I. Kay, in the clerk's office of the district court of the eastern district
of Pennsylvania.

Printed by

JAMES KAY, JUN. AND Co.
Printers to the American Philosophical Society,

Race above Fourth Street,

Philadelphia.

ANALYTICAL TABLE.

ACT OF ASSEMBLY OF Louisiana, 10 FEBRUARY 1820

APPOINTMENT OF EDWARD LIVINGSTON

RESOLUTION OF THE ASSEMBLY OF LOUISIANA, 21 MARCH 1822

PRELIMINARY Report on the Plan of a Penal Code

INTRODUCTORY REPORT TO THE SYSTEM OF PENAL LAW

INTRODUCTORY Report to the Code of CrimeS AND PUNISHMENTS

INTRODUCTORY REPORT TO THE CODE OF PROCEDURE

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INTRODUCTORY REPORT TO THE CODE OF EVIDENCE

INTRODUCTORY REPORT TO THE CODE OF REFORM AND PRISON DISCI-

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TITLE 4.

TITLE 9.

TITLE 10.

TITLE 11.

TITLE 12.

TITLE 5.

TITLE 6.

TITLE 7.

TITLE 8.

Of offences against the executive power

Of offences against the judiciary power

Of offences against public tranquillity

Of offences against the right of suffrage

Of offences against the liberty of the press

Of offences against public records

Of offences against the current coin and public

securities

Of offences against the public revenue

Of offences which affect commerce and manufac-

tures

TITLE 13. Of offences affecting public property

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402

TITLE 21.

Of offences against civil and political rights and

conditions

TITLE 22. Of offences affecting persons in their profession or

454

BOOK I. Of the means of preventing offences; of suppressing those

which are continuous; and of employing the military in

aid of the civil power

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TITLE 1. Of preventing offences

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TITLE 2. Of suppressing permanent offences

.484

TITLE 3. Of the manner of calling for and employing the

military force of the state in aid of the civil

power

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556

567

TITLE 3. Of the mode of procedure in certain cases not im-

mediately connected with prosecutions

BOOK III. Containing the forms to be used in all the judicial proceed-

ings prescribed or authorized by this code

TITLE 1. Of the form to be used in the proceedings authorized

for the prevention of offences

TITLE 2. Of the form to be used in the proceedings authorized

for suppressing permanent offences

TITLE 3. Of the form to be used in the proceedings authorized

for calling for and employing military force . 576

TITLE 4. Of the form to be used in the proceedings authorized

for prosecuting offences

Book I. Of the nature of evidence and of its several kinds

TITLE 1. Of the evidence offered to a judge from his own

A CODE OF REFORM AND PRISON DISCIPLINE.

INTRODUCTORY TITLE

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Book I. Places of confinement; of their construction and officers

TITLE 1. Of places of confinement

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TITLE 2.

BOOK II. Of the treatment of the prisoners in the several places of

confinement

TITLE 1.

Of the officers and attendants of the several places

of confinement, and their several duties

695

TITLE 2.

TITLE 3.

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Of the prisoners confined in the house of detention 706

Of the treatment of the prisoners in the penitentiary 707

Of the school of reform

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TITLE 6.

TITLE 1.

TITLE 2.

and industry

A BOOK OF DEFINITIONS.

How the property of persons condemned for crime

shall be disposed of

Book III. Of the house of refuge and industry

Of the design of this establishment

Of the different departments of the house of refuge

and industry, and of the description of persons

admitted to, and confined in each

TITLE 3. Of the officers of the house of refuge and industry,

and of their duties

TITLE 4. Of the admission into the house of refuge, and of the

employment of the persons admitted

TITLE 7. Of the pecuniary concerns of the house of refuge

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