The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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... vote which is two - thirds in the Federal Con- stitution , and varies in the different States , the veto can be overruled by the lawmaking body , if it adheres to its views . This is in accordance with the theory of our government which ...
... vote which is two - thirds in the Federal Con- stitution , and varies in the different States , the veto can be overruled by the lawmaking body , if it adheres to its views . This is in accordance with the theory of our government which ...
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... vote . It may be mentioned here that the common idea that 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 ...
... vote . It may be mentioned here that the common idea that 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 ...
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... vote of five infallible 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 ...
... vote of five infallible 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 ...
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... vote in both Houses of Congress and had been approved by the President . The result of this astounding change was ... voted down , though the clause was brought forward by James Madison , afterwards President of the United BACK TO THE ...
... vote in both Houses of Congress and had been approved by the President . The result of this astounding change was ... voted down , though the clause was brought forward by James Madison , afterwards President of the United BACK TO THE ...
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... vote of only two States . It was renewed no less than three times , i . e . , on June 6 , July 21 , and finally for the fourth time on August 15 , and at no time did it receive the votes of more than three States . On this last occasion ...
... vote of only two States . It was renewed no less than three times , i . e . , on June 6 , July 21 , and finally for the fourth time on August 15 , and at no time did it receive the votes of more than three States . On this last occasion ...
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