Federal Usurpation
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Nowhere in the civilized world, in recent times, have the constitutional rights of the citi- zen been so shamelessly violated by the executive and the Courts as in that state.
No person who has been observing with care the conditions existing throughout our country in recent years can help but see that there is a marked tendency to disregard the liberties of the citizen. For many years, in the city of New York, it has been common to arrest men without a warrant for misdemeanors not taking place... in the presence of the officer. In fact, it has been a matter of common occurrence to arrest men at night without any written complaint or warrant, and to hold them to await the filing of a complaint. The public prosecutors for many years have been in the habit of arresting men on what are known as John Doe war- rants, although in the case of John Wilkes, as far back as 1763, when the Secretary of State in England issued a general warrant for the persons of the authors and printers of the North Britain, it was held by the Eng- lish Courts that such warrants were invalid,^ and since that time no court has sustained their validity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nowhere in the civilized world, in recent times, have the constitutional rights of the citi- zen been so shamelessly violated by the executive and the Courts as in that state.
No person who has been observing with care the conditions existing throughout our country in recent years can help but see that there is a marked tendency to disregard the liberties of the citizen. For many years, in the city of New York, it has been common to arrest men without a warrant for misdemeanors not taking place... in the presence of the officer. In fact, it has been a matter of common occurrence to arrest men at night without any written complaint or warrant, and to hold them to await the filing of a complaint. The public prosecutors for many years have been in the habit of arresting men on what are known as John Doe war- rants, although in the case of John Wilkes, as far back as 1763, when the Secretary of State in England issued a general warrant for the persons of the authors and printers of the North Britain, it was held by the Eng- lish Courts that such warrants were invalid,^ and since that time no court has sustained their validity.
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