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THE 1937 DOCKET = Politae legibus non leges politiis adaptandae ( Politics are to be adapted to the laws, and not the laws to politics .) Book One Standing, Left to Right : Owen J. Roberts of Pennsylvania (1875 — May 20 , 1930 ); Pierce Butler of Minnesota (1866 — Dec. 21 , 1922 ); Harlan Fiske Stone of New York (1872 — Feb. 5 , 1925 ); Benjamin Nathan Cardozo of New York ( 1870 — March 2 , 1932 ). Seated, Left to Right : Louis D. Brandeis of Massachusetts (1856 — June 1 , 1916 ); Willis Van Devanter of Wyoming (1858 — Dec. 15 , 1910 ); Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes of New York (1862 — Feb. 13 , 1930 ); James Clark McReynolds of Tennessee (1862 — Aug. 29 , 1914 ); George Southerland of Utah ( 1862 — Sept. 5 , 1922 ).
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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Docket Staff RUTH ELLIS Associate IGNACIO R. BACA Subscriptions DONALD C. MITCHELL Subscriptions JOHN A. ARNTSON Associate LEHRON ARD Associate MARION R. WYVELL Associate HARRY W. GOLDBERG Photography
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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY The Supreme Court T he Constitution established “one Supreme Court and left to Congress the task of setting up other Federal courts as are necessary. The first Congress passed the famous Judiciary Act of 1789. This organized the Supreme Court and established lower Federal courts. Americans believe that no branch of our gov- ernment has been more successful in its workings than the judicial branch. that the judicial branch is the feature which crowns our entire system of government A judge of the Supreme Court is appointed by the President with the approval of Senate. No man can run that gauntlet of selectivity if he has one iota of unfairness, unkindness, prejudice or intellectual dishonesty about his makeup. He may hold his position during good behavior. — which has meant for life. He performs his work without fear or favor, for he cannot be forced out of his position. He upholds the Constitution and the laws of the United States, and deals out justice to everyone alike. The Constitution is the supreme law of the land, the Supreme Court has the final power to pass on any law made either by Congress or by the legislature of a state; it has power to decide whether the law is in accord or whether it is at var- iance with the Constitution. Faculty
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