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Putting a "hand in the till" becomes obsessive with a cornucopia of opportunities legislated at the citizens' expense.
00 Hardcover Law and society KF4541 In contrast to the frequent modern mantra in the US that morality cannot be legislated, Miller (political theory and philosophy, New Anglo-American College, Prague) describes how state governments of the early republic did just that.
Bush merely criticized situations where courts actually legislate over what has already been legislated by the proper power, the legislature, irrespective of constitutional issues, something which is all too common.
 
 
 
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