WOO-HOO!!! This is the first I heard of this, Adam. Thanks!
I especially loved this part: “See, e.g., Ex parte Newman, 127 supra, 9 Cal. at pp. 511-512 (conc. opn. of Burnett, J.) [“The judiciary is but the creature of the Constitution, and can not judge its creator. It can not rise above the source of its own existence. If it could do this, it could annul the Constitution, instead of simply declaring what it means”.]
Agellius
May 26, 2009
WOO-HOO!!! This is the first I heard of this, Adam. Thanks!
I especially loved this part: “See, e.g., Ex parte Newman, 127 supra, 9 Cal. at pp. 511-512 (conc. opn. of Burnett, J.) [“The judiciary is but the creature of the Constitution, and can not judge its creator. It can not rise above the source of its own existence. If it could do this, it could annul the Constitution, instead of simply declaring what it means”.]