The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... judicial department ought immediately to reflect the popular will , and the judges to be responsible to the people for their de- cisions , on peril of losing their offices if they failed to satisfy the majority ; or whether they should ...
... judicial department ought immediately to reflect the popular will , and the judges to be responsible to the people for their de- cisions , on peril of losing their offices if they failed to satisfy the majority ; or whether they should ...
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... judicial appointments to a term of ten years , but against any other change . The revised constitution , submitted by the convention to the people for ratification , was by them in every particular rejected , - a result largely ...
... judicial appointments to a term of ten years , but against any other change . The revised constitution , submitted by the convention to the people for ratification , was by them in every particular rejected , - a result largely ...
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... judicial officers shall hereafter be appointed by the Governor , by and with the advice of the Senate , or shall continue to be elected by the people . Important as this question is to the welfare of that state , even there it seems ...
... judicial officers shall hereafter be appointed by the Governor , by and with the advice of the Senate , or shall continue to be elected by the people . Important as this question is to the welfare of that state , even there it seems ...
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... judicial functions , and in less than six months was dismissed from office . The inevitable products of such a system were such judges as Scroggs and Jeffreys . After the Revolution of 1688 , the commissions of King William's judges ran ...
... judicial functions , and in less than six months was dismissed from office . The inevitable products of such a system were such judges as Scroggs and Jeffreys . After the Revolution of 1688 , the commissions of King William's judges ran ...
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... judicial , are their substitutes and agents , and are at all times accountable to them . " But it also declared " that it is essential to the preservation of the rights of every individual , his life , liberty , property , and character ...
... judicial , are their substitutes and agents , and are at all times accountable to them . " But it also declared " that it is essential to the preservation of the rights of every individual , his life , liberty , property , and character ...
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