The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 79
... legislature might perhaps approve or reject a policy in bulk , or grant or deny money , but a legislature should not be permitted to embroil a complex and digested system by amending it in substance . For a legislature is , probably ...
... legislature might perhaps approve or reject a policy in bulk , or grant or deny money , but a legislature should not be permitted to embroil a complex and digested system by amending it in substance . For a legislature is , probably ...
Page 81
... legislature from meddling with administration . They have done this by means of , what is equivalent to , a system of referendum . The United Kingdom is absolutely governed by a legis- lative assembly consisting of King , Lords and ...
... legislature from meddling with administration . They have done this by means of , what is equivalent to , a system of referendum . The United Kingdom is absolutely governed by a legis- lative assembly consisting of King , Lords and ...
Page 82
... legislature pretty much in the sense which I have suggested , if not even more strictly . The obvious object of the referendum is to erect an ex- ecutive department which shall formulate policies to be submitted in their entirety to the ...
... legislature pretty much in the sense which I have suggested , if not even more strictly . The obvious object of the referendum is to erect an ex- ecutive department which shall formulate policies to be submitted in their entirety to the ...
Page 85
... legislature . " Since all men are brothers and equal among themselves , everybody must act toward others as he wishes that others should toward him . ' '12 In that case the written laws are not necessary . This may be true . But if ...
... legislature . " Since all men are brothers and equal among themselves , everybody must act toward others as he wishes that others should toward him . ' '12 In that case the written laws are not necessary . This may be true . But if ...
Page 88
... legislatures , police and army , Tol- stoy is a great idealist . His interpretation of positive laws is not positive , it is not scientific . When one reads his ar- tistic explanations of laws , he might " long to walk on all fours ...
... legislatures , police and army , Tol- stoy is a great idealist . His interpretation of positive laws is not positive , it is not scientific . When one reads his ar- tistic explanations of laws , he might " long to walk on all fours ...
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