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...sation of Robespierre, against Girondins, National Convention and, Popular Tribunals of, purges mem- bers, to become dominant, locked out by Legendre,...

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...e laws of any State, and as to which the culprit has been tried before the tribunals of that State. He can make treaties; but such treaties are not va... ...ents are independent of each other, and so also are the National and State tribunals. Each of these separate tribunals has its own judicature, its own... ...nce with which they are bound to act may be essentially different. The two tribunals—those of the nation and of the State—are in- dependent and final ... ...bunal of the nation at Washington. 248 North America V ol. 2 The National tribunals are of two classes. First, there is the Supreme Court specially o... ...e mint, are tried in the national courts. The theory is, that the national tribunals shall expound and administer the national laws and treaties, prot... ...her States shall not be required to sub- mit to the decisions of the State tribunals; in fact, that national tribunals shall take cognizance of all ma... ...ernment of the nation is respon- sible. In most of such cases the national tribunals have exclusive jurisdiction. In others it is optional with the pl... ...ing, or ultimately, such questions shall or may be decided by the national tribunals. If in any suit properly cognizable in a State court the decision... ...ed States and to its officers. The object has been to give to the national tribunals of the nation full cognizance of its own laws, treaties, and cong...

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...and the order of legal functionaries soon rose from the ob- scurity of the tribunals and their dusty chambers, to appear at the court of the monarch, ... ...r, because certain administrative misdemeanors are brought before ordinary tribunals. If, for instance, a township refuses to make the necessary expen... ...rtant classes of public offences come under the cognizance of the ordinary tribunals. The election of public officers, or the inalienability of their ... ...should be obliged to prosecute them, as the law directs, before the proper tribunals. 101 Tocqueville officers is vested in fewer hands.* The same te... ...olitical functionaries; nev- ertheless, when he examines the nature of the tribunals, they offer nothing which is contrary to the usual habits and pri... ... the judicial bodies in the three countries I have cited. If in France the tribunals were authorized to disobey the laws on the ground of their being ... ...f laws it can- not be modified by a law, and it is therefore just that the tribunals should obey the constitution in preference to any *[The fifth art... ...izens have the right of indicting public functionaries before the ordinary tribunals – How they use this right – Art. 75 of the French Constitution of... ...uld have the right of indicting public func- tionaries before the ordinary tribunals, and that all the judges should have the power of punishing publi...

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...not proved to me that we can at once win our case. It must go before three tribunals in suc- cession. I must think such a matter over with a clear hea...

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...n the eyes of the Church,’ said he, ‘adultery is a crime; in those of your tribunals it is a misdemeanor. Adultery drives to the police court in a car...

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...haps she thought justly that the most upright judge and the most righteous tribunals could do nothing to repair her heaviest wrongs. Something, how- e...

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...ed, she will not have the power to refuse it. She will be cited before the tribunals, and can elude that citation in no way but by surrendering the po... ...pre- vailing, the natural redress would soon be seen to lie through secret tribunals, like those of the dreadful Fehmgericht in the middle ages. It wo...

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...operty by the Government of Louis Philippe. He appealed for redress to the tribunals of his country; and the consequence of his appeal was an inter- m... ...uri- ous salle des pas perdus, or central hall, out of which the different tribunals open. This is a feature of every French courthouse, and seems the...

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...estes, Of famous Wisards, and with picturals Of Magistrates, of courts, of tribunals, Of commen wealthes, of states, of pollicy, Of lawes, of iudgemen...

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...d started correspondence courses to teach people exactly how to lie to the Tribunals. Trouble about freedom of the pamphleteer followed. I had to admi...

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... of the highest nobility. He had on his estates the rights of high and low tribunals. He tore the dress of the countess to pieces; he tied her hands b... ...ty of as many crimes as you could read of in a year in the archives of our tribunals. Her voice prejudices her hearers in her favor; her beauty serves... ...nal had imposed it on me, and I could have made a public appeal to all the tribunals of the kingdom; but the brand of France!—oh, by that, by that I w...

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...e simplest thing in the world with you to bring a woman before your secret tribunals, and judge and con demn her unheard, and then tell her to go fre...

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...we must be prepared to do justice to foreigners. If the existing judicial tribunals are inadequate to this purpose, a special court may be authorized...

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...of indict- ment. There were others who formed the juries of the crimi- nal tribunals whose duty it was to judge the accused; these were called, in con...

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...etitions was now one of the most ferocious presidents of the Revolutionary tribunals of that period; he became the terror of Normandy, and was able to...

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...roceeded to speak of that last Siege of Acre, when, amid the multitudinous tribunals of mixed races, and the many sanctuaries which sheltered crime, t...

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...s. She might, and not improbably would, have suffered death from the stern tribunals of the period, for attempting to undermine the foundations of the...

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...ere single-handed against a Government and a whole subsidized machinery of tribunals and police, and I am a match for them all.” “Ye gods!” cried the ...

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...t, [Greek: os agalmatos] 12 and her uplifted arm ‘pleading against unjust tribunals,’ is worth— what is it worth? Worth the money? How mean a thought...

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...ts inhabitants, and at last carried his complaint before one of the native tribunals; but receiving no satisfaction, and deeming himself aggrieved, he...