Studies in the Police Power of the National Government
Studies in the Police Power of the National Government
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The motive with which, for one, I vote to select this particular article for taxation is the interest, as I understand it, of the people. " Speech of Senator Spooner on Oleomargarine Tax Act of 1902, Cong. Rec. , April 1, 1902, Vol. 35, 3506.
93 "Let us concede that if a case was presented where the abuse of the taxing power was so extreme as to be beyond the principles which we have previously stated, and where it was plain to the judicial mind that the power had been called into play, not for... revenue, but solely for the purpose of destroying rights which could not be rightfully destroyed consistently with the principles of freedom and justice upon which the constitution rests, that it would be the duty of the courts to say that such an arbitrary act was not merely an abuse of a delegated power, but was the exercise of an authority not conferred. " White. C. T. In McCray v. U. S. , (1904) 195 U. S. 27, 64, 24 S. C. R. 769, 49 L. Ed. 78, 1 Ann. Cas. 561.
94 Loan Association v. Topeka, supra.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The motive with which, for one, I vote to select this particular article for taxation is the interest, as I understand it, of the people. " Speech of Senator Spooner on Oleomargarine Tax Act of 1902, Cong. Rec. , April 1, 1902, Vol. 35, 3506.
93 "Let us concede that if a case was presented where the abuse of the taxing power was so extreme as to be beyond the principles which we have previously stated, and where it was plain to the judicial mind that the power had been called into play, not for... revenue, but solely for the purpose of destroying rights which could not be rightfully destroyed consistently with the principles of freedom and justice upon which the constitution rests, that it would be the duty of the courts to say that such an arbitrary act was not merely an abuse of a delegated power, but was the exercise of an authority not conferred. " White. C. T. In McCray v. U. S. , (1904) 195 U. S. 27, 64, 24 S. C. R. 769, 49 L. Ed. 78, 1 Ann. Cas. 561.
94 Loan Association v. Topeka, supra.
What to read after Studies in the Police Power of the National Government?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cushman, Robert Eugene, 1889-1969 to read onlineMoreLess
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