When A Law Is In Its Nature

What Are The Maxims Of Democracy? A Strict Observance Of Justice And Public Faith, And A Steady Adherence To Virtue.

The People Made The Constitution, And The People Can Unmake It. It Is The Creature Of Their Own Will, And Lives Only By Their Will.

It Is Emphatically The Province And Duty Of The Judicial Department To Say What The Law Is...if Two Laws Conflict With Each Other, The Courts Must Decide On The Operation Of Each...this Is Of The Very Essence Of Judicial Duty.

A Constitution Is Framed For Ages To Come, And Is Designed To Approach Immortality As Nearly As Human Institutions Can Approach It.

What Is It That Makes Us Trust Our Judges? Their Independence In Office And Manner Of Appointment.