The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... judges of the Supreme Court , and that the judges both of the supreme and inferior courts should hold their offices during good behavior , and their compensation not be diminished during their continuance in office . This article is ...
... judges of the Supreme Court , and that the judges both of the supreme and inferior courts should hold their offices during good behavior , and their compensation not be diminished during their continuance in office . This article is ...
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... judges by joint ballot of both houses of assembly , to hold their offices during good behavior , with salaries not liable either to increase or diminution affecting any one actually in office ; and an appointment by the governor , on ...
... judges by joint ballot of both houses of assembly , to hold their offices during good behavior , with salaries not liable either to increase or diminution affecting any one actually in office ; and an appointment by the governor , on ...
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... judges is desirable , is not dwelt upon , because such a project was at that time unknown , and seemed inconceivable ... judge who is himself speedily to be put upon trial before the same people on the question of his own re - election ...
... judges is desirable , is not dwelt upon , because such a project was at that time unknown , and seemed inconceivable ... judge who is himself speedily to be put upon trial before the same people on the question of his own re - election ...
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... judges are chosen ; and so they would be if they were selected by lot . But the question is , what is the best and wisest system , the one likely to produce the most perfect results on those occasions which try men's souls ? Furthermore ...
... judges are chosen ; and so they would be if they were selected by lot . But the question is , what is the best and wisest system , the one likely to produce the most perfect results on those occasions which try men's souls ? Furthermore ...
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... judges for the shortest possible term , so as to secure their direct and immediate responsibility to the people . Except on the score of convenience , we do not know why any one who favors a popular election of judges ought not to ...
... judges for the shortest possible term , so as to secure their direct and immediate responsibility to the people . Except on the score of convenience , we do not know why any one who favors a popular election of judges ought not to ...
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