United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court at ... and Rules Announced at ..., Volum 408United States. Supreme Court, John Chandler Bancroft Davis, Henry Putzel, Henry C. Lind, Frank D. Wagner Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 1971 |
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... Bill of Rights throw little light on its intended meaning . All that appears is the following : " Mr. SMITH , of South Carolina , objected to the words ' nor cruel and unusual punishments ; ' the import of them being too indefinite ...
... Bill of Rights throw little light on its intended meaning . All that appears is the following : " Mr. SMITH , of South Carolina , objected to the words ' nor cruel and unusual punishments ; ' the import of them being too indefinite ...
Side 144
... Bill of Rights , enacted December 16 , 1689 , stated that " excessive bail ought not to be required , nor excessive fines imposed , nor cruel and unusual pun- ishments inflicted . " 3 " 3 These were the words chosen for our Eighth ...
... Bill of Rights , enacted December 16 , 1689 , stated that " excessive bail ought not to be required , nor excessive fines imposed , nor cruel and unusual pun- ishments inflicted . " 3 " 3 These were the words chosen for our Eighth ...
Side 145
... Bill of Rights of 1689 , from which the language of the Eighth Amendment was taken , was concerned primarily with selective or irregular application of harsh penalties and that its aim was to forbid arbitrary and discrim- inatory ...
... Bill of Rights of 1689 , from which the language of the Eighth Amendment was taken , was concerned primarily with selective or irregular application of harsh penalties and that its aim was to forbid arbitrary and discrim- inatory ...
Side 154
... Bill of Rights , applicable to the States by reason of the Four- teenth Amendment , is coming to be a " watered down " version , meaning not what it says but only what a ma- jority of this Court thinks fit and proper . DOUGLAS , J ...
... Bill of Rights , applicable to the States by reason of the Four- teenth Amendment , is coming to be a " watered down " version , meaning not what it says but only what a ma- jority of this Court thinks fit and proper . DOUGLAS , J ...
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... Rights , Freedoms and Responsibilities of Students , " sometimes called the " Student Bill of Rights , " in effect on this campus , and not questioned by peti- tioners , reflected a rational adjustment of the competing interests . But ...
... Rights , Freedoms and Responsibilities of Students , " sometimes called the " Student Bill of Rights , " in effect on this campus , and not questioned by peti- tioners , reflected a rational adjustment of the competing interests . But ...
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