Commentaries on American Law, 1. sējums

James Kent

W. Kent, 1851

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OF THE LAW OF NATIONS Page LECTURE IOf the Foundation and History of the Law of Nations	1

Of the Rights and Duties of Nations in a State of Peace	21

Right of interference with other states	23

Jurisdiction over adjoining seas	28

Rights of commerce	34

Right of passage over land	37

Right of navigable rivers Id	40

Ambassadors	44

Support ld	300

Powers	301

His responsibility	308

Of the Judiciary Department	310

Of the appointment tenure and support of the judges	311

Its general powers	319

Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court	323

Jurisdiction of the Circuit Courts	329

Consuls	49

Of the Declaration and Early Measures of War	56

Assistance to allies in war	58

Declaration of war	60

Protection to enemys property	64

Confiscation of property	67

Confiscation of debts	70

Interdiction of commerce	74

Of the various kinds of Property liable to Capture	81

Domicil in the enemys country	82

Residence in it	84

Colonial trade	89

Property in transitu	95

Of the Rights of Belligerents	96

Moderation a duty	97

Law of retaliation	102

Privateering	104

Prizes	108

Ransom bills	111

Right of Postliminium	115

LECTURE VIOf the Rights and Duties of Neutrals	120

LECTURE VIIOf Restrictions upon Neutral Trade	138

Page	139

LECTURE VIIIOf Truces Passports and Treaties of Peace	163

Of Offences against the law of Nations	184

OF THE GOVERNMENT AND CONSTITUTIONAL JURISPRUDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES Page LECTURE X Of the History of the Ameri...	207

LECTURE XLOf Congress	227

Of the division into two houses	228

Of the Senate	230

Of the House of Representatives	234

Privileges of the two houses	249

Manuer of passing laws	252

Presidents negative	254

LECTURE XIIOf Judicial Constructions of the Powers of Congress	258

Of priority of payment claimed by the United States Id	267

Taxation	273

Preemption of Indian lands	276

Effect of state judgments	279

Power of congress over the militia	282

Power of congress as to internal improvements	286

LECTURE XIIIOf the President	291

Unity of the office ld	293

Mode of election Id	295

Duration of the office	298

Jurisdiction of the District Courts	332

Jurisdiction of the auxiliary State Courts	335

Of attorneys and counsel	336

Of clerks	338

LECTURE XVOf the Original and Appellate Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court	342

Its original jurisdiction	343

Its appellate jurisdiction in cases pending in State Courts	345

Its powers in cases of mandamus	350

Its original jurisdiction where a state is a party	352

Its appellate jurisdiction regulated by congress	353

Its appellate jurisdiction confined to cases under the consti tution treaties and laws	354

Its appellate jurisdiction to matter appearing on record	355

Its appellate jurisdiction exists though a state be a party	356

Of the jurisdiction of the Federal Courts in respect to the Common Law and in respect to Parties	360

Common law jurisdiction in criminal cases Id	366

Common law jurisdiction in civil cases	370

Jurisdiction when an alien is a party	375

Jurisdiction between citizens of different states	378

Jurisdiction when a state is interested	381

LECTURE XVIIOf the District und Territorial Courts of the United States	384

Of the District Court as a Prize Court	387

Its admiralty criminal jurisdiction	390

Limits of its admiralty jurisdiction	398

Jurisdiction as an Instance Court of Admiralty	410

Civil jurisdiction of the District Courts	418

Territorial Courts of the United States	421

LECTURE XVIIIOf the Concurrent Jurisdiction of the State Governments	426

Of concurrent judicial power	434

Of Constitutional Restrictions on the Powers of the States	447

Of bills of credit	448

Ex post facto laws	450

The states cannot control the exercise of federal power	451

Nor impair the obligation of contracts	455

Nor pass naturalization laws	467

Nor tax national banks or stocks	468

Nor exercise power over ceded places	472

Power to regulate commerce	475

Progress of the national jurisprudence	486

OF THE VARIOUS SOURCES OF THE MUNICIPAL LAW OF	493

Of Reports of Judicial Decisions	522

LECTURE XXIIOf the Principal Publications of the Common Law	550

LECTURE XXIIIOf the Civil Law	565

OF THE LAW CONCERNING THE RIGHTS OF PERSONS	599

Constitution of the United States	649

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Commentaries on American Law, 1. sējums
James Kent
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Nosaukums	Commentaries on American Law, 1. sējums Commentaries on American Law, James Kent
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