The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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... Judges in England hold absolutely and for life is a mis- take . Up to the Revolution of 1688 they held at the pleas- ure of the King , who could remove any Judge at any time without a trial . Since 1688 the Judges in England , as in the ...
... Judges in England hold absolutely and for life is a mis- take . Up to the Revolution of 1688 they held at the pleas- ure of the King , who could remove any Judge at any time without a trial . Since 1688 the Judges in England , as in the ...
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... Judges inferior to the 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 ...
... Judges inferior to the 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 ...
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... Judges have had the dignity conferred upon them of a direct mandate from the people by election at the ballot box ... Judges , " in the State Constitution in eight States . Those who , like the writer , do not think the " Recall of the ...
... Judges have had the dignity conferred upon them of a direct mandate from the people by election at the ballot box ... Judges , " in the State Constitution in eight States . Those who , like the writer , do not think the " Recall of the ...
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... Judges against four fallible Judges the powers of the State were set aside and it was held that the great State of New York could not thus protect the lives and health of its laborers because it would interfere with the " liberty of ...
... Judges against four fallible Judges the powers of the State were set aside and it was held that the great State of New York could not thus protect the lives and health of its laborers because it would interfere with the " liberty of ...
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... Judges against four fallible Judges ( with a change of personnel , however ) , the Act of Con- gress was held unconstitutional , though it had been passed by an almost unanimous vote in both Houses of Congress and had been approved by ...
... Judges against four fallible Judges ( with a change of personnel , however ) , the Act of Con- gress was held unconstitutional , though it had been passed by an almost unanimous vote in both Houses of Congress and had been approved by ...
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