Chapter, Constitution, §
1 Bull | be brought before a lay judge in a civil or criminal case,
2 Const, 1, 8 | 8. 30 Judge delegates ~The law seems
3 Const, 1, 8 | seems to be clear that a judge delegate, unless he has
4 Const, 1, 10| decree that in civil suits a judge is not to hold up the proceedings
5 Const, 1, 10| punished otherwise if the judge thinks right. By the word "
6 Const, 1, 10| should be granted him by the judge within which he should ask
7 Const, 1, 14| he does not prove it, the judge should not fail to proceed
8 Const, 1, 14| excommunicated, and the judge knows this at any time,
9 Const, 1, 14| exception on this score, the judge should not delay in removing
10 Const, 1, 15| not be held guilty when a judge unjustly condemns him, according
11 Const, 1, 15| the people to the Lord to judge according to his command.
12 Const, 1, 15| command. If any ecclesiastical judge, whether ordinary or delegated,
13 Const, 1, 16| granted him. In this writ the judge is to declare the reason
14 Const, 1, 16| examination of the former judge, and is to be condemned
15 Const, 1, 16| someone who mocks the law, judge and litigant. ~
16 Const, 1, 17| have been noted against a judge, and arbitrators have been
17 Const, 1, 17| as they are obliged, the judge brings a sentence of excommunication
18 Const, 1, 17| time-limit should be fixed by the judge for the two arbitrators,
19 Const, 1, 17| suspicion. Otherwise the judge thenceforth shall proceed
20 Const, 1, 19| contempt, let an ecclesiastical judge proceed with caution, so
21 Const, 1, 19| an official seal. If any judge rashly violates this constitution,
22 Const, 1, 19| excommunication and condemn the judge who pronounced it to repay
23 Const, 1, 21| 3 ~We decree 44 that no judge should presume to pronounce,
24 Const, 1, 21| already excommunicated by the judge; saving those decrees which
25 Const, 1, 21| minor excommunication, the judge can, after canonical warning,
26 Const, 2, 3 | from the hand of the divine judge. ~
27 Const, 2, 5 | judgment before the fearful judge. Let them consider beforehand,
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