<transcript><audio_201> allmählich zu einem anerkannten öffentlichen Rechtsgrundsatz gemacht hatte. Wenn auch diese Immunität des Klerus in jenem Zeitalter der Gewalt notwendig erscheint, für die Unabhängigkeit und sogar auch für</transcript><caption><image_202>The image is a portrait of a man named Henry Charles Lea. He is shown in a portrait frame with a gold border. The man is wearing a black suit with a white shirt and a black tie. He has long dark hair and is looking directly at the camera with a serious expression on his face. The background is black and the frame is a dark red color. The text on the image reads "Autor Henry Charles Lee".</caption><transcript><audio_203> friedlichen Bevölkerungsklasse, so wirkte sie doch in einem doppelten Sinne verderblich. Einmal nämlich befreite die Leichtigkeit, mit der ein Kleriker durch die kanonische Reinigung oder die Stellung von Eideshelfern Freisprechung einleitet,</transcript><transcript><audio_204> Vers 4</transcript><transcript><audio_205> Also, guck, wenn es Gesetze gibt, die sagen, das und das tue nicht, aber es gibt keine Strafen, wenn du das Gesetz brichst, dann ist das nicht so.</transcript><transcript><audio_206> Wo kein Kläger, da kein Richter. Ne? Nach dem Motto, wenn irgendeine Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung gilt von 50, kann ich ja ruhig 150 fahren. Wenn nicht geblitzt wird, dann keine Strafe. Wo kein Richter, da keine Strafe. Noch schlimmer ist das</transcript> which the church was gradually gaining  a recognized public law had fundamentally made even though this immunity of the clergy was a necessary step for the independence and even for the security of a supposedly peaceful population class in that age of violence, it still had a pernicious effect in a double sense, namely that it liberated the ease with which  A cleric could achieve acquittal through canonical purification or the appointment of eido's assistants, just as the relatively mild punishment in the event of a conviction attracted the clergy to a large extent from the fear of the law, which forced them to suppress their evil inclinations Relative impunity large crowds of people worth nothing to the church so look if there are laws they say this and I do that but there are no penalties if you break the law you can still do it where there is no plaintiff there is no judge according to the motto if any  The speed limit is 50 euros per 150 women because I was caught speeding then no penalties would be given where there is no judge there is no penalty.
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