Studies in Juridical Law
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» Bishop, Written Laws, § 18; Field v. Des Moines, 39 Iowa, 575; State V. Curtis, 9 Nev. 325; Thomas v. Richmond, 13 WalL 349; § 58.] WRITTEN LAWS. 8T It is not within the scope of this work to analyze stat- utes and discuss the rules and principles governing their enactment, validity, interpretation, etc. This service has been well performed by able writers in works devoted exclusively to the subject. Without disparagement to the labors of other learned authors who have discussed the subject, ...may be mentioned " Bishop on the Written Laws," a work singularly clear, concise and logical, yet sufficiently comprehensive, containing multum in parvo.
§58. Departments and functions of the United States government. — We have seen^ that the government of the United States was ordained and established by the people; that it is complex in its structure, embracing the federal or general government and the state govern- ments, yet constituting a united, harmonious system, with powers and limitations of power, and privileges, clearly defined in the written organic law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
» Bishop, Written Laws, § 18; Field v. Des Moines, 39 Iowa, 575; State V. Curtis, 9 Nev. 325; Thomas v. Richmond, 13 WalL 349; § 58.] WRITTEN LAWS. 8T It is not within the scope of this work to analyze stat- utes and discuss the rules and principles governing their enactment, validity, interpretation, etc. This service has been well performed by able writers in works devoted exclusively to the subject. Without disparagement to the labors of other learned authors who have discussed the subject, ...may be mentioned " Bishop on the Written Laws," a work singularly clear, concise and logical, yet sufficiently comprehensive, containing multum in parvo.
§58. Departments and functions of the United States government. — We have seen^ that the government of the United States was ordained and established by the people; that it is complex in its structure, embracing the federal or general government and the state govern- ments, yet constituting a united, harmonious system, with powers and limitations of power, and privileges, clearly defined in the written organic law.
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