The American Democracy a Text in Government for Use in High Schools Academies
The American Democracy a Text in Government for Use in High Schools Academies
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" Fundamentals of American Justice. In previous chap- ters we have learned of the organization of the judicial machinery that has been set up for administering justice. It is the duty of the judges in the courts to try cases upon their merits and to pronounce judgment with the view of dispensing even-handed justice to all parties concerned. But the judge, in pronouncing judgment, is not free tg 240 JUSTICE 241 follow his desires or his whims or his prejudices. Far in the United States there are... standards and principles of justice, which bind all courts, whether municipal, State, or federal, and no judge in any court can lawfully render a decision that fails to measure up to the standards or that conflicts with the principles. Moreover, no person, whether humble or exalted, can hope to ignore the stand- ards without incurring the penalty that goes with the do- ing of an injustice. Many of the fundamental rules of justice are clearly stated in the Constitution of the United States and in the constitutions of the several States.
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" Fundamentals of American Justice. In previous chap- ters we have learned of the organization of the judicial machinery that has been set up for administering justice. It is the duty of the judges in the courts to try cases upon their merits and to pronounce judgment with the view of dispensing even-handed justice to all parties concerned. But the judge, in pronouncing judgment, is not free tg 240 JUSTICE 241 follow his desires or his whims or his prejudices. Far in the United States there are... standards and principles of justice, which bind all courts, whether municipal, State, or federal, and no judge in any court can lawfully render a decision that fails to measure up to the standards or that conflicts with the principles. Moreover, no person, whether humble or exalted, can hope to ignore the stand- ards without incurring the penalty that goes with the do- ing of an injustice. Many of the fundamental rules of justice are clearly stated in the Constitution of the United States and in the constitutions of the several States.
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