The theory of the Chief Justice that Section 13 of the old Judiciary Law was unconstitutional was absolutely new, and it was as daring as it was novel.
Albert Beveridge: “The theory of the Chief Justice that Section 13 of the old Judiciary Law was unconstitutional was absolutely new, and it…”
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Beveridge discusses the groundbreaking and bold nature of Chief Justice Marshall's interpretation of the Judiciary Law.
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