Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Volume 52A.L. Hummel, 1914 - Political science |
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... Facts of Socialism , and Adams— The Inhumanity of Socialism ( p . 231 ) ; Jebb - The Britannic Question ( p . 231 ) ; Leopold - Prestige ( p . 232 ) ; Longuet - Le Mouvement Socialiste International ( p . 232 ) ; Lownhaupt — What an ...
... Facts of Socialism , and Adams— The Inhumanity of Socialism ( p . 231 ) ; Jebb - The Britannic Question ( p . 231 ) ; Leopold - Prestige ( p . 232 ) ; Longuet - Le Mouvement Socialiste International ( p . 232 ) ; Lownhaupt — What an ...
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... facts presented to him in a judicial investigation . The power of the state to preserve order and settle the rights of parties is sub- ject to be invoked in one way or another , according as the judge's mind reacts and operates ...
... facts presented to him in a judicial investigation . The power of the state to preserve order and settle the rights of parties is sub- ject to be invoked in one way or another , according as the judge's mind reacts and operates ...
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... fact elected at all . They are appointed . The appointing power is lodged with the politocrats of the extra - legal government . These men appoint the nominees . They do it openly and with a certain degree of responsibility under the ...
... fact elected at all . They are appointed . The appointing power is lodged with the politocrats of the extra - legal government . These men appoint the nominees . They do it openly and with a certain degree of responsibility under the ...
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... fact that the office of judge is inconspicuous and the determi- nation of who are qualified for the office is unusually difficult even when an expert in possession of all the facts makes the choice . The proposed method of election does ...
... fact that the office of judge is inconspicuous and the determi- nation of who are qualified for the office is unusually difficult even when an expert in possession of all the facts makes the choice . The proposed method of election does ...
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... fact that enormous responsibility for the due admin- istration of justice is focused upon a single man . Every complaint of inefficiency and impropriety comes home to him . Such a man cannot carry on the work of the court without the ...
... fact that enormous responsibility for the due admin- istration of justice is focused upon a single man . Every complaint of inefficiency and impropriety comes home to him . Such a man cannot carry on the work of the court without the ...
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Page 16 - If, then, the courts are to regard the Constitution, and the Constitution is superior to any ordinary act of the legislature, the Constitution, and not such ordinary act, must govern the case to which they both apply. Those, then, who controvert the principle that the Constitution is to be considered, in court, as a paramount law, are reduced to the necessity of maintaining that courts must close their eyes on the Constitution, and see only the law.
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Page 24 - A sovereign people which declares that all men have certain inalienable rights, and imposes upon itself the great impersonal rules of conduct deemed necessary for the preservation of those rights, and at the same time declares that it will disregard those rules whenever, in any particular case, it is the wish of a majority of its voters to do so, establishes as complete a contradiction to the fundamental principles of our government as it is possible to conceive. It abandons absolutely the conception...