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Supreme Court — Part 27
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hief justices of the state supreme »
tourts the other day offereg-gome ‘ad-_*
iwi
<e ad the United StateszSupreme,
‘ ‘By ‘an » bverwhalial g ‘vote of 6 ‘to 8
fundamental purgose of having”
a written constitution isto promote the”
;certainty/ and stability of the provi-
siona | of: law set forth in such
' ‘a constitution .~., Pee ge Ty ah
Our ‘system of féderaliom, Onder |
the Seagee3 4
Revi EW. and Ol
s te re pita Sable langiage,
And ‘what ‘should. the ——
Court do in order to restore the
balance the chief justices find?. The.
“Snstver to that was alsp a polite but;
plainly put condemnation: ‘“Bixercise’
‘one of the greatest of all Judicial;
tthe members of the” iorence pywers the POWSr | of. ‘ju jal self-
hief Justices, meeting in Pagade: sta restraint." rer righ 12. fh geo
alif., had these things to say: _ “1. Now there are “two facto
‘should be remembered. about Phe Ide
son in I4w and admonishiment to ‘re-
~ straint, One is that the state chief jum:
tices are decidedly interested parties’
to ‘the conflict between; Federal. and:
state powers. They-are the guardians:
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' rnc control of ‘matters primarily of of what rights remain ‘to the states,,
ational concern is commitied to our and they do not like to see them niba
national government and control of ‘bled away for any reason. And, being
matters primarily of local concern is men; they especially do not like to
wreserved to the several states, is sound other men upset their doggie and 1
d should be tnore » diligently pre reasoning. - 4
rved.”. 0.5"! ae are But the other factor is “that thi is ‘
“The division of powers between. “siat just the view bf one chief justice in
those granted the national government
d those reserved to the. state govern--
‘ments should be tested solely by the
‘provisions of the Constitution of. the.
‘United States and ne. Amendments
cthereto.”’” ate .
;. The Conference : Ot ‘Chief’ Justices.
‘then went on to suggest where the just-_
ices think the United States Suprethe~
‘Court has gone astray in some of its de- ”
"cisions affecting the .velationships of -
‘the division of Federal and state
Powers, They admonished the Supreme |
Cuurt to recognize that there is a dif-
erence between what the Constitution |
quires or allows and what members,
pirable or undesirable.” =) 0 gts 5°
short, the highest legal authori.
ties of the states here are tellin
Supreme Court that ‘cases should be |
and not by what the members think,
e Con.titution should say. They are
Ise warning the Court egeinst -cone
i ftinved es dorm ‘of, “loc “oe tf
sovemament °| e 8 stone 0
ae beralism. “continue to functi
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"wen
‘of the Supreme Court ‘ ‘may. deem de ;
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one state about one case.'It is the con¢
sidered opinion of 36 chief justices wha
come from al] sections of the on.
and who have little else Ba foe
aside from their guardianship of their’
- states against Federal encroachment¢
They.are attacking a patiorn _ they,
’ think is dangerous. - >",
What they had to gay will: provide a
great deal of ammunition to those who
would take away some of the Supreme
Court's powers. And“from those who
conversely, think the Supreme Court
eres thn a
ean de no Wrong ‘ever, the chief ji
_ tices will hear the cry that they them,
' selves are guilty of judicial unrestraing
“in criticizing their higher brethren. “4
Both these results can surely be, an:
ticipated.: But ‘since, like. the’ chief’
the justices, all of us are interested parties!
r should be—in retaining a proper
powers, one other result of this pl
for sélf-restraint should be hoped fo
And that da that tha Gunrema Cat
WAAAY 40 MAA ES be ek
will ‘read this report in the light « of ae
decisions apa judge where, j
‘decided by what the Constitution’ saya, Fe ederal system of national ‘and vi
l CR.ZIEF ES
NOT PRCONDED
184 SEP 9 41958
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Wash. Post and
Times Herald
Wash. News
Wash. Star
N.Y. Herald
Tribune
N, Y. Journal-_____—
American
N. Y. Mirror
N. Y. Daily News ——
N. Y. Times __--__
Daily Worker
Th. Wael ae
He FAD Ee
New Leader —_—--__—_
Journal _.___—
Date 8/27/58
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