Reform of equity and criminal law in the Lords debate
In the House of Lords the Home Department Secretary Rovert Part outlines a broad reform program. He argues for equity reform, notes Romilly and Taylor's prior work, and condemns Court of Common Pleas and Exchequer monopolies while stressing administration of justice as the core national aim.
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Rovert Part
Jome
University of Oxford
Jounstone
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Pers Dal
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Neyrhome
Iran
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Durham
M.A. Taylor
Iprovement
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J. Mackintoch
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Home Department
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T He Home Department
Equity Department
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Htrayel
Bether
Court of Kings Bench
King’s Bench
Court of Common Pleas
Guilford
Courts of Exchequers
Trial of Common Pleas
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Common Pleas
Exchequer
Lord Ellenbarows
London
High Court of Justice
Justice Bayley
Justice Holroyd
Sergeant's Inn
Langister
Welch
Old Bailey
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Elise
Peel
Clerk
Lord Eldin
Lord Eldon
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Loud Cheeneg
J. Scarlett
Reform the Exchequer and Welsh Judicature Courts
A Parliament speaker criticizes the Exchequer system and Welsh circuit judges, arguing for added equity and efficiency. He urges more judges, independent appointment free of political bias, and a reformed Easter and Trinity Term schedule to speed justice, while condemning Privy Council delays in colonial appeals.
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Lord Erskine
Erskine
Justice Rooke
Ed Ggesent
Von
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Manger
Court of Exchequer
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Bayley
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