The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 7
... executive branch of the government of a free and strong nation , with its immense and manifold powers , was committed to the hands of one of the presidential candi- dates , for the term fixed by the constitution . Let me emphasize what ...
... executive branch of the government of a free and strong nation , with its immense and manifold powers , was committed to the hands of one of the presidential candi- dates , for the term fixed by the constitution . Let me emphasize what ...
Page 13
... executive , legislative , and judicial powers in the same hands . " No political truth , " said he , " is of greater political value or is stamped with the authority of more enlightened patrons of liberty than that on which this ...
... executive , legislative , and judicial powers in the same hands . " No political truth , " said he , " is of greater political value or is stamped with the authority of more enlightened patrons of liberty than that on which this ...
Page 56
... executive and judicial — shall be kept separate and distinct . To prevent encroachments by one department on another , each was in various ways made a check on the other . The people by the constitution delegated to each department ...
... executive and judicial — shall be kept separate and distinct . To prevent encroachments by one department on another , each was in various ways made a check on the other . The people by the constitution delegated to each department ...
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... executive depart- ments . " Montesquieu , Spirit of Laws , Vol . I , 181 ; Federalist , No. 78 ; Speech of Gerry , Elliott's Debates , Vol . V , 345 . It in the judiciary . It is the weakest of U. S. SUPREME COURT AS EXPOUNDER OF ...
... executive depart- ments . " Montesquieu , Spirit of Laws , Vol . I , 181 ; Federalist , No. 78 ; Speech of Gerry , Elliott's Debates , Vol . V , 345 . It in the judiciary . It is the weakest of U. S. SUPREME COURT AS EXPOUNDER OF ...
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... executive has the power of patronage and can intrench himself behind an army of place hunters . But the judiciary can take the initiative in nothing . It can act only when it is called upon in the regular course of justice . " It has ...
... executive has the power of patronage and can intrench himself behind an army of place hunters . But the judiciary can take the initiative in nothing . It can act only when it is called upon in the regular course of justice . " It has ...
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