The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 50
... ment is warped by that influence . To this bias add that of the esprit de corps , of their peculiar maxim and creed , that ' it is the office of a good judge to enlarge his jurisdiction , ' and the absence of responsibility ; and how ...
... ment is warped by that influence . To this bias add that of the esprit de corps , of their peculiar maxim and creed , that ' it is the office of a good judge to enlarge his jurisdiction , ' and the absence of responsibility ; and how ...
Page 51
... ment . New ideas are tried out in a few states before they are adopted in others , or by the nation . The state government is far closer to the local needs and demands of traffic conditions , than is the national govern- ment ...
... ment . New ideas are tried out in a few states before they are adopted in others , or by the nation . The state government is far closer to the local needs and demands of traffic conditions , than is the national govern- ment ...
Page 58
... ment can do better than a state , or city government . But we do not want to leave it to the national government to pre- scribe the character of telephone service our city shall have . I do not want to leave it to Congress to determine ...
... ment can do better than a state , or city government . But we do not want to leave it to the national government to pre- scribe the character of telephone service our city shall have . I do not want to leave it to Congress to determine ...
Page 65
... ment , among much else , Woburn Abbey , which has since remained the Bedford country seat , and Covent Garden or Convent Garden , one of the most valuable parcels of real estate in London . Convent Garden the present Duke re- VOL . L. 5 ...
... ment , among much else , Woburn Abbey , which has since remained the Bedford country seat , and Covent Garden or Convent Garden , one of the most valuable parcels of real estate in London . Convent Garden the present Duke re- VOL . L. 5 ...
Page 89
... ment . But in Russia where Duma and Zemstvos ( County Councils ) were at Tolstoy's time sheer perversions of the legislative will of the people ; where constitutional govern- ment in fact was a bitter mockery ; and where TOLSTOY'S ...
... ment . But in Russia where Duma and Zemstvos ( County Councils ) were at Tolstoy's time sheer perversions of the legislative will of the people ; where constitutional govern- ment in fact was a bitter mockery ; and where TOLSTOY'S ...
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