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JURISPRUDENCE.,'vrongs iare. of two descriptions, public and private.Wben a personCOlUCS to reside in a country new to him, it mighthe thought that neadyhis ~t'st step would be to inform himself what is the procedure which.is,.or ought, to takeplaceunder~uchcircumstances as may happen.Of howull;lnydoesit nev~rente.rthethoughts! AlI in police employ,namely genda1'mwrie, posted by bJ'igades, (smaUbodies) horse and foot,allthrough the country,and. gqrclesdes!~al/.x ~t .forêts are bound bytheir dutY to further the object .of a complaina:pt. ln each town, orindeed village, are;amaYf and llisadjuncttoreceive it.llure.qu d'aprp:liçatciou corçesponds with our magistrate's office. Herethe officers WhOjfeCeive complaints are thecO'lJmissair~ depQ.~ic~"ii,~be!P'lf,().C'~'fel~r'1JP!l.al,j1Jgede p(I,ix, maire and hisadjoint.. ; rbeprocure#1~is!;tb·e·pfficeJj. ~llP tr~J;ls.141it~ iufonnatious,seud..in.gtllê.m tothejuge d'inSt1'lf,.çtiop,. ... lIeis in SQtJ;l.e respect cOrFespondentto our clel:,kofthe. pe~ce, orof..thecrowQ". The j~ge.d'instruction compIetesthat:duty by Iaylng,thembefqJ.'ii the. court of indictment, whichsits weekly atthe.ç4(],.lJl~re des. conseils. 'court 15 a section of the, 'coltr impériale, of the depal'tment; and isc"posed of three judges, who,1ikeour gr:and jury, find, or throwout, bills" ~rhis ls named coUP de.dé'Ronciatioz~,;. takes inforu;H;~tions, upon, and examines into the proofs.It,i5 thesJlhsti~ute fOf' ·Qur gran~; jury, and ,..the main const~tutional.differencebetween t11e c