The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 61
... legislature . Although he at various times discussed this question before the convention he had never ques- tioned the court's power in this respect . Now what are " cases of a judiciary nature ? Is there any magic in these words which ...
... legislature . Although he at various times discussed this question before the convention he had never ques- tioned the court's power in this respect . Now what are " cases of a judiciary nature ? Is there any magic in these words which ...
Page 64
... legislature was thrice voted down . This of course proves nothing . The delegates , as indeed it appears from the speeches of Martin and Gerry , quoted above , and others who opposed the plan , may well have intended the power to ...
... legislature was thrice voted down . This of course proves nothing . The delegates , as indeed it appears from the speeches of Martin and Gerry , quoted above , and others who opposed the plan , may well have intended the power to ...
Page 65
... legislature . Is it possible that Mr. Pennoyer could have overlooked the fact that three times did Mr. Madison second the plan so ob- noxious to him for giving the judiciary and the executive as a revisionary council an absolute ...
... legislature . Is it possible that Mr. Pennoyer could have overlooked the fact that three times did Mr. Madison second the plan so ob- noxious to him for giving the judiciary and the executive as a revisionary council an absolute ...
Page 66
... legislature that they be learned in the law . It is in no sense a judicial body . It is large , unwieldy and subject to factional disturbances . Having made the law , it would hardly be expected that it would construe it with the calm ...
... legislature that they be learned in the law . It is in no sense a judicial body . It is large , unwieldy and subject to factional disturbances . Having made the law , it would hardly be expected that it would construe it with the calm ...
Page 67
... legislature which is omnipotent and subject to no revision . It . is true that Parliament is of unlimited authority . " It can re- peal Magna Charta in exactly the same way as it can a highway act , or reduce the tax on tobacco . " 3 ...
... legislature which is omnipotent and subject to no revision . It . is true that Parliament is of unlimited authority . " It can re- peal Magna Charta in exactly the same way as it can a highway act , or reduce the tax on tobacco . " 3 ...
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