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Is something which no other country in the world would tolerate. " Mr. Justice Harlan has well said : "When the American peo- ple come to the conclusion that the judiciary of this land is usurping to itself the functions of the legislative department of the government, and by judicial construction only is declaring what should be the public policy of the United States, we will find trouble. Ninety millions of people all sorts of people are not going to submit to the usurpation by the judiciary ...of the functions of other departments of the government, and the power on its part to declare what is the public policy of the United States. " 13 I need not now refer to the case of Chisholm v. Georgia, in which the Court haled a sovereign state, like a private indi- vidual, to the Bar, and an indignant people promptly prevented the recurrence of such a spectacle by enacting the llth Amend- ment, as to which the Court as late as 1890, in Hans v. Louisi- ana, 134 U. S. , 11, said : "This amendment, expressing the will of the ultimate sovereignty of the whole country, superior to all legislatures and all courts, actually reversed the decision of the Supreme Court.
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Is something which no other country in the world would tolerate. " Mr. Justice Harlan has well said : "When the American peo- ple come to the conclusion that the judiciary of this land is usurping to itself the functions of the legislative department of the government, and by judicial construction only is declaring what should be the public policy of the United States, we will find trouble. Ninety millions of people all sorts of people are not going to submit to the usurpation by the judiciary ...of the functions of other departments of the government, and the power on its part to declare what is the public policy of the United States. " 13 I need not now refer to the case of Chisholm v. Georgia, in which the Court haled a sovereign state, like a private indi- vidual, to the Bar, and an indignant people promptly prevented the recurrence of such a spectacle by enacting the llth Amend- ment, as to which the Court as late as 1890, in Hans v. Louisi- ana, 134 U. S. , 11, said : "This amendment, expressing the will of the ultimate sovereignty of the whole country, superior to all legislatures and all courts, actually reversed the decision of the Supreme Court.
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