...cannot assume their rights. The judiciary can only arrest the execution of a statute when in conflict with the Constitution. It cannot run a race of opinions...reason, and expediency with the lawmaking power." Cooky's Const. Lim. (7th Ed.) p. 236. The same learned author at another place (page 255) says: "The...

...protected by the constitution." Cooley Const. Lira. (5th ed.) 197. At another place this author says: "The judiciary can only arrest the execution of a...statute when it conflicts with the constitution. It can not run a race of opinions upon points of right, reason and expediency with the law-making power."...

...protected by the constitution." Cooley Const. Lim. (5th ed.) 197. At another place this author says: "The judiciary can only arrest the execution of a...statute when it conflicts with the constitution. It can not run a race of opinions upon points of right, reason and expediency with the law.making power."...

...or require disinfection. In Judge Cooley's work on Constitutional Limitations, he says the judiciary cannot run a race of opinions upon points of right, reason and expediency with the law-making power. In the case of Hedderick vs. The State, 101 Ind. 564, the Supreme Court of Indiana says: "Whether a...

...Constitution. On the theory that certain IanState ex rel. v. Board of Curators of University of Missouri. guage wholly withdraws from the field of the General Assembly's...upon points of right, reason and expediency with the law making power. Any legislative act which does not encroach upon the powers apportioned to the other...

...the people in their sovereigu capacity can correct the evil, but courts cannot assume their rights.2 The judiciary can only arrest the execution of a statute...right, reason, and expediency with the law-making power.8 The question of the validity of a statute must always be one of legislative competency to enact...

...judiciary, and that department can only do it when the law conflicts with the Constitution. It can not run a race of opinions upon points of right, reason and expediency with the law-making power. Herman v. The State, 4 Am. L. Reg. 344; Beebe v. The State, 6 Ind. 501." To the ваше effect are...

...health in the locality of Summerville. But be that as it may, it was a question for the law-making body. "The judiciary can only arrest the execution of a...reason and expediency with the law-making power": Cooley's Constitutional Limitations, 201. Assuming that the legislature had the power to pass the Summerville...

...the people in their sovereign capacity can correct the evil, but courts cannot assume their rights. The judiciary can only arrest the execution of a statute...run a race of opinions upon points of right, reason, aud expediency, with the law-making power. The question of the validity of a statute must always be...

...the people in their sovereign capacity can correct the evil, but courts cannot assume their rights. he forms of procedure in each case, according as the...preferences of the people of the particular State may The question of the validity of a statute must always be one of legislative competency to enact it...