The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 57
... authority as conferred by the constitution is maintained in its full scope without unnecessary loss of local efficiency . " The great benefit urged on behalf of exclusive national control is uniformity . We have made a sort of modern ...
... authority as conferred by the constitution is maintained in its full scope without unnecessary loss of local efficiency . " The great benefit urged on behalf of exclusive national control is uniformity . We have made a sort of modern ...
Page 59
... authority ; the glory of power in a supreme authority interests and awes even those who are governed . The strength of nations does not lie in the vastness of the territory under one highly centralized and supreme authori- ty . This ...
... authority ; the glory of power in a supreme authority interests and awes even those who are governed . The strength of nations does not lie in the vastness of the territory under one highly centralized and supreme authori- ty . This ...
Page 85
... authority , sovereign , or 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 ...
... authority , sovereign , or 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 ...
Page 86
... authority and men are right to change them . It is proved that civilized society never was without some kind of laws . If they were not in the form in which we possess them today ( lex scripta ) , they were in the form of general custom ...
... authority and men are right to change them . It is proved that civilized society never was without some kind of laws . If they were not in the form in which we possess them today ( lex scripta ) , they were in the form of general custom ...
Page 117
... authorities show that it is not sufficient that the new evidence , had it been offered on the trial , might have changed the verdict . According to the weight of authority , it must be sufficiently important to make it probable that a ...
... authorities show that it is not sufficient that the new evidence , had it been offered on the trial , might have changed the verdict . According to the weight of authority , it must be sufficiently important to make it probable that a ...
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