Courts and Rights: The American Judiciary in ActionRandom House, 1961 - 117 páginas |
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... final authority resided in the sovereign and that the postulation of an external standard was effectively treason . In im- mediate terms , this was the secular equivalent of the Reformation , designed to check the temporal power of the ...
... final authority resided in the sovereign and that the postulation of an external standard was effectively treason . In im- mediate terms , this was the secular equivalent of the Reformation , designed to check the temporal power of the ...
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... final power - and the framers never gave any institution " final power . " This view is founded on a misreading of history , for there was a counter to judicial action in the power to amend the Constitution . In fact , as was noted ...
... final power - and the framers never gave any institution " final power . " This view is founded on a misreading of history , for there was a counter to judicial action in the power to amend the Constitution . In fact , as was noted ...
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... final authority over so many matters of con- stitutional and statutory construction — and because it wants to retain this authority - the Court avoids demonstrations of muscle power . If , for example , a litigant at bar has challenged ...
... final authority over so many matters of con- stitutional and statutory construction — and because it wants to retain this authority - the Court avoids demonstrations of muscle power . If , for example , a litigant at bar has challenged ...
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THE RULE OF LAW | 1 |
THE JUDICIAL PROCESS | 12 |
THE RIGHTS OF THE CITIZEN | 48 |
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