The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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... Supreme Court . The number of Judges on the Federal Supreme Court is not fixed by the Constitution , but by Congress , which from time to time has increased or diminished the number when it thought the public interest demanded , for ...
... Supreme Court . The number of Judges on the Federal Supreme Court is not fixed by the Constitution , but by Congress , which from time to time has increased or diminished the number when it thought the public interest demanded , for ...
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... supreme power in the courts by the adoption of the " Recall of the Judges , " in the State Constitution in eight ... court an infallibility which they have denied to the minority of the court , and to the other two departments of the ...
... supreme power in the courts by the adoption of the " Recall of the Judges , " in the State Constitution in eight ... court an infallibility which they have denied to the minority of the court , and to the other two departments of the ...
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... Supreme Court , of which Marshall was still Chief Justice , a proceed- ing to compel Mr. Madison , the Secretary of State , to de- liver to Marbury the commission which Marshall himself had signed while occupying the double position of ...
... Supreme Court , of which Marshall was still Chief Justice , a proceed- ing to compel Mr. Madison , the Secretary of State , to de- liver to Marbury the commission which Marshall himself had signed while occupying the double position of ...
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excessive heat in their trade . The highest court in New York promptly held that the people of the State could thus protect the health and the lives of its laborers . The case was carried into the Supreme Court of the United States ...
excessive heat in their trade . The highest court in New York promptly held that the people of the State could thus protect the health and the lives of its laborers . The case was carried into the Supreme Court of the United States ...
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... Court as amici curiae , opposing the doctrine he announced . This action was later unanimously endorsed at a ... Supreme Court of the United States revers- ing Judge Sanborn of the lower federal court , brought into issue the whole ...
... Court as amici curiae , opposing the doctrine he announced . This action was later unanimously endorsed at a ... Supreme Court of the United States revers- ing Judge Sanborn of the lower federal court , brought into issue the whole ...
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