...to believe that it is the business of courts to sit in judgment on the wisdom of legislative action. Courts are not the only agency of government that...mistaken in the performance of their constitutional duty. But interpretation of our great charter of government which proceeds on any assumption that the responsibility...

...power be abused" and that " a tortured construction of the Constitution is not to be justified" and that "courts are not the only agency of government that must be assumed to have capacity to govern (United States v. Butler, 297 US 1, at 87). The climax was reached in the recent decision that a "State...

...most fitting commentary on these suggestions is that made by Mr. Justice Stone, in another connection, that "courts are not the only agency of Government that must be assumed to have capacity to govern." I may say, parenthetically, that in a recent term of the Supreme Court there were 13 cases that went...

...to believe that it is the business of courts to sit in judgment on the wisdom of legislative action. Courts are not the only agency of government that...mistaken in the performance of their constitutional duty. But interpretation of our great charter of government •which proceeds on any assumption that the...

...which Justice Stone rendered in the AAA case. "Courts are not the only agency," wrote the Justice, "that must be assumed to have capacity to govern....mistaken in the performance of their constitutional duty. But interpretation of our great charter of government which proceeds on any assumption that the responsibility...

...although in dissent — in United States v. Butler, and joined by Justices Brandeis and Cardozo, said : Courts are not the only agency of Government that must be assumed to have the capacity to govern. Congress and the courts both unhappily may falter or be mistaken in the discharge...

...mint, the only check upon our own exercise of power is our own sense of self-restraint." • ****•• "Courts are not the only agency of government that must be assumed to have capacity to govern." While these statements are found in a dissenting opinion, there appears to have been no difference...

...particularly Federal judges should always bear in mind the admonition of the then Mr. Justice Stone that "Courts are not the only agency of government that must be assumed to have capacity to govern." Dissenting opinion in United States v. Butler, 297 US 1, 87. Growing public concern over the deteriorating...

...to believe that it is the business of courts to sit in judgment on the wisdom of legislative action. Courts are not the only agency of government that...mistaken in the performance of their constitutional duty. But interpretation of our great charter of government which proceeds on any assumption that the responsibility...

...to believe that it is the business of courts to sit in judgment on the wisdom of legislative action. Courts are not the only agency of government that...mistaken in the performance of their constitutional duty. But interpretation of our great charter of government which proceeds on any assumption that the responsibility...