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Page 106
... authority . In the early stages of a system of jurisprudence the judge is as much a legislator as he is an ... authorities " or the decided cases . Now in the course of this artificial development of juridical law , it may be that the ...
... authority . In the early stages of a system of jurisprudence the judge is as much a legislator as he is an ... authorities " or the decided cases . Now in the course of this artificial development of juridical law , it may be that the ...
Page 107
... authorities , which rules the later courts are still applying to the later order of things , then there occurs a ... authority , to resist progress , and neither to note nor recognize the transitions in society . Juris- prudence as ...
... authorities , which rules the later courts are still applying to the later order of things , then there occurs a ... authority , to resist progress , and neither to note nor recognize the transitions in society . Juris- prudence as ...
Page 111
... authority ; in the former case a code cannot be so enforced . There is no physical authority residing in any governmental organiza- tion which is above and superior to the respective nations . It is true that there has been for ages a ...
... authority ; in the former case a code cannot be so enforced . There is no physical authority residing in any governmental organiza- tion which is above and superior to the respective nations . It is true that there has been for ages a ...
Page 152
... authority than what was strictly military for the defence of the Ports and of the Coasts . The Admiral's Office , on the other hand , was a judicial office , and the record of 18 . Edward II . shews that he administered justice in ...
... authority than what was strictly military for the defence of the Ports and of the Coasts . The Admiral's Office , on the other hand , was a judicial office , and the record of 18 . Edward II . shews that he administered justice in ...
Page 165
... authority to try a foreigner accused of having committed an offence on board of a foreign vessel not within British waters . Two of the judges so far dissented from the majority , as they thought the Felicidade was at the time of the ...
... authority to try a foreigner accused of having committed an offence on board of a foreign vessel not within British waters . Two of the judges so far dissented from the majority , as they thought the Felicidade was at the time of the ...
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