Congress Or the Supreme Court; which Shall Rule America?: Containing the Principal Arguments Both for and Against the Proposition: Resolved that Congress Should Have the Power to Over-ride, by a Two Thirds Majority Vote, Decisions of the Supreme Court Declaring Laws Passed by Congress UnconstitutionalEgbert Ray Nichols Noble and Noble, Incorporated, 1935 - 476 strani |
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Analysis of the 19351936 Debate Proposition | 1 |
Summary of the Principal Arguments Pro and | 49 |
HISTORY OF JUDICIAL REVIEW | 60 |
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