The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 12
... Legislature , or Congress , misconceives or violates the Constitution , that the court has the power to nullify their action . The only supervising control of the Legislative given by the Consti- tution is the veto of the Executive ...
... Legislature , or Congress , misconceives or violates the Constitution , that the court has the power to nullify their action . The only supervising control of the Legislative given by the Consti- tution is the veto of the Executive ...
Page 13
... Legislature . There is no constitutional presumption that five judges will be infal- lible and that four will be fallible . If the Legislative and Executive departments of the government err , the people can correct it . But when the ...
... Legislature . There is no constitutional presumption that five judges will be infal- lible and that four will be fallible . If the Legislative and Executive departments of the government err , the people can correct it . But when the ...
Page 14
... Legislatures , but upon the economic views of five lawyers to whom " due process of law " and " equal protection . of the laws " mean simply what they believe is for the real good of the people . In their hands the power of the courts ...
... Legislatures , but upon the economic views of five lawyers to whom " due process of law " and " equal protection . of the laws " mean simply what they believe is for the real good of the people . In their hands the power of the courts ...
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... Legislature that he was elected associate judge of the Supreme Court . He never studied law , never took his seat , drew one year's salary and resigned . The rest of his life was continuel in swindling the unwary.15 An- other instance ...
... Legislature that he was elected associate judge of the Supreme Court . He never studied law , never took his seat , drew one year's salary and resigned . The rest of his life was continuel in swindling the unwary.15 An- other instance ...
Page 56
... legislature or commission does , in fact , conflict with the findings of the Interstate Commerce Commission , as to what is just and reasonable , and directly interferes with , and places a burden upon , interstate commerce ...
... legislature or commission does , in fact , conflict with the findings of the Interstate Commerce Commission , as to what is just and reasonable , and directly interferes with , and places a burden upon , interstate commerce ...
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