The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 12
... Executive , not of the court , and that executive veto is only suspensive . If the Legislature still insists , the supervising power is in the people 12 50 AMERICAN LAW REVIEW .
... Executive , not of the court , and that executive veto is only suspensive . If the Legislature still insists , the supervising power is in the people 12 50 AMERICAN LAW REVIEW .
Page 13
... Executive departments of the government err , the people can correct it . But when the courts err , as they frequently do , for instance , as in Chisolm v . Georgia , or in the Dart- mouth College case , or in the Income Tax case - not ...
... Executive departments of the government err , the people can correct it . But when the courts err , as they frequently do , for instance , as in Chisolm v . Georgia , or in the Dart- mouth College case , or in the Income Tax case - not ...
Page 14
... Executive - and with further supervision in the people alone , who can be trusted with their own govern- ment - else republican form of government is a failure . Under our plan of government , the people alone are sov- ereign . Judges ...
... Executive - and with further supervision in the people alone , who can be trusted with their own govern- ment - else republican form of government is a failure . Under our plan of government , the people alone are sov- ereign . Judges ...
Page 80
... executive department , even under all the limitations and embarrassments to which Congress and the courts have subjected it , has not been intolerably bad , and where free from Congressional inter- ference it has been good . You may try ...
... executive department , even under all the limitations and embarrassments to which Congress and the courts have subjected it , has not been intolerably bad , and where free from Congressional inter- ference it has been good . You may try ...
Page 118
... executive and the Courts of Justice were all , roughly speaking one body - the King and his Council . The various functions were as yet barely separated , and the power of this body was absolute ex- cept in so far as powerful subjects ...
... executive and the Courts of Justice were all , roughly speaking one body - the King and his Council . The various functions were as yet barely separated , and the power of this body was absolute ex- cept in so far as powerful subjects ...
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