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1. What is the judicial underlying basis for capital punishment? In other words,
2. ' The only difference will be that a human judicial court can only
3. Just as a judicial court merits out the death penalty with the underlying
4. His birth and fortune thus naturally procure him some sort of judicial authority
5. The judicial authority of such a sovereign, however, far from being a cause of expense, was, for a long time, a source of revenue to him
6. The separation of the judicial from the executive power, seems originally to have arisen from the increasing business of the society, in consequence of its increasing improvement
7. When the judicial is united to the executive power, it is scarce possible that justice should not frequently be sacrificed to what is vulgarly called politics
8. In order to make every individual feel himself perfectly secure in the possession of every right which belongs to him, it is not only necessary that the judicial should be separated from the executive power, but that it should be rendered as much as possible independent of that power
9. It was not happenstance that the framers of the Constitution placed the legislative branch in Article 1, the executive branch in Article 2, and the judicial branch in Article 3
10. He would have been well advised to keep his mouth shut, inasmuch as any elementary reading of the Constitution will tell the reader that the three branches are the Legislative, the Executive, and the Judicial, per the Constitution"s first three articles
11. Why, pray tell, are they displayed in the chambers of the United States Supreme Court but, judicial decision after decision, prohibits them from being displayed, even in a state Supreme Court? This, while the residents of Boulder, Colorado, home of the University of Colorado, are treated with ceramic displays of phalluses
12. Provided ample opportunities to self-destruct, that child soon acquires disagreeable habits that, reinforced by common attitudes, establishes the rocky foundations of a society populated by lingering, single-minded adolescents who, guided by their own (―exceptional‖) rules of conduct, acquire self-centered and perhaps anti-social points of view devolving into a collection of interchangeable parts reflecting the questionable character of that society‘s lowest forms that must negatively impact its social, cultural and political institutions including schools, churches, political organizations, judicial system, the news media, corporations, all! A free and open society should never impose arbitrary limits or draw uncertain conclusions as to how an individual should (otherwise) think or act however eccentric or unconventional such attitudes may appear; although that society, by example, should seek to broaden exemplary manners and customs essential to the maintenance of proper form if that society hopes to function effectively
13. Its flexibility wisely allows our judicial system to adapt to political, social and economic arrangements vastly complex in proportion to the evolving requirements of a pluralistic society
14. It was not intended, however, to undermine, through judicial fiat or perverse legal interpretation, the freedoms that every American should properly enjoy without exception
15. Judicial sentences should neither be (too) harsh nor (too) lenient however consistent with legal guidelines formally interpreted by law such that (the) ensuing consequences as they apply to its impartial application remain constant!
16. It‘s ultimate effects what matter the most! A striking feature that characterizes both institutions lies in the conspicuous manner that both Slave and ―Unborn‖ were/are denied citizenship rights, equal protection under the law, and judicial redress of grievances, not to mention their Natural Rights endowed by God
17. Otherwise, such (political) pardons constitute a circumventing of law enforcement efforts and judicial due process
18. The war in Iraq, burgeoning budget deficits, escalating energy prices, the Katrina fumble, immigration and controversies surrounding his chief political advisor have contributed to the president‘s growing unpopularity among Liberals and Conservatives, alike, thereby exhausting whatever remaining political capital he might have had in advancing the judicial career of a long time friend
19. He could not understand how any thoughtful individual (referring to the president) could conceivably support someone ―likely‖ to undermine a judicial process that has served the nation well for so many years
20. That judicial nominees are being routinely challenged on private matters of Faith is setting a troubling precedence in our nation
21. This in addition to liberal judges who have routinely used the bench to advance their own private prejudices without the formal consent of the governed; by judicial fiat and questionable constitutional interpretations conforming to their world views
22. He would make a few calls to the right people in the judicial system
23. As Brian whiled away his time in San Sebastian prison, feeling more frustrated by the day with Costa Rica’s judicial system, he was, nonetheless, well cared for by Caroline
24. for it combines the legislative and the judicial functions
25. Could it be that the office started out as a kind of executive head, overseen by a council of the community, to deal with urgent matters concerning communities further afield, and as these grew in volume became an ad hoc judicial reviewer of those matters seen as of lesser importance?
26. Our own system of government has been to separate the executive, legislative and judicial functions to
27. Its balance cannot be withdrawn in physical coin, either to be transferred for third party or for judicial demands
28. With this, it avoids that somebody receives or make draft in money, it annuls the emission of checks or it impedes any legal right of drafts and it avoids patrimonial appropriation in judicial demand, including the governments, sponsors, introducers, authors and Teams of Coordination of the XUSING Project
29. The Legislative, the Executive and the Judicial, in that order
30. "You were cowards," said Jerry with judicial scorn, "and you gave way to your cowardice
31. The karmic debt for those who participate in state, federal and/or military judicial executions is very negative indeed
32. judicial powers, as well as having advisory powers in making laws other then the
33. The Court has chosen to ignore the fact that the Constitution, in limiting the power of government, includes limitations on the judicial power as one branch of that government
34. The first act of judicial defiance that set the Court against the Constitution occurred in 1803
35. That included making dozens of “midnight appointments” to fill as many administrative and judicial posts in the government as possible with Federalist sympathizers before the Republicans took over
36. What the Court had done in negating an Act of Congress was to launch a subtle but ultimately devastating judicial counter-revolution against the newly adopted Constitution of the United States of America
37. The Court the Constitution creates is merely the highest authority of one of three co-equal branches of government: the Judicial, Legislative, and Executive branches
38. Chief Justice Marshall, a Federalist himself, in effect single handedly amended the Constitution to serve the Federalist purpose of judicial supremacy
39. What Marshall thereby invented has come to be called the power of judicial review
40. The second exercise of the Supreme Court’s power of judicial review was by Chief Justice Roger Taney
41. But the Dred Scott case, a clear and unequivocal attack on the legislative powers of Congress, proved to be only a warning shot by the Court majority of a judicial onslaught to come
42. The Court’s insurgency had become a judicial war of attrition against democratic principles of the Constitution, and the Court was winning
43. That saved the Court from political manipulation, and the New Deal from further judicial interference
44. Justice Frankfurter, not ordinarily considered a judicial radical, quickly seized the opportunity Providence had granted him
45. Under such a regime does the Constitution remain a guiding and limiting factor in judicial decisions? Does it continue to uphold the limitation and distribution of power in government as intended? Does it have any meaning at all? Yes, it has meaning
46. ” Those who value the Constitution, on and off the Court, take a different view of judicial inventiveness
47. The other view insists that the Constitution should be “kept up with the times” by judicial innovation, rather than by amendment as provided for in Article 5
48. Keeping up with the times by way of judicial legislation requires the pea of judicial usurpation to be concealed under the shell of what is euphemistically called a “living Constitution
49. Judicial creativity under a “living Constitution” strikes again
50. But judicial constitution making is at the heart of the matter, and that is how a part of Justice Black’s constitution became part of the American Constitution
