class legislation

We simply feel that this type of class legislation, based on further federal control and intervention, is bad for the nation."

He calls this the problem of class legislation.

SIs are sometimes described as "secondary legislation, not second class legislation".

He felt that the "law of primogeniture is the eldest son of class legislation upon corruption by idleness".

He certainly feared 'class legislation' and he recognized the tendency of social legislation to destroy the moral fibre of the nation.

He feared the triumph of free silver would bring class legislation, paternalism, and selfishness feeding upon national bounty as surely as did protection.

Craig declared that one purpose of the Denver Citizens' Alliance was "correcting and preventing pernicious class legislation."

According to one early platform, its purpose was to "unite the farmers of America for their protection against class legislation and the encroachments of concentrated capital."

Petersen refused to support it and crossed the floor to vote against the government's Workers Compensation Act, which he described as "vicious, anti-working class legislation".

Constitution of India Article 14 v. Section 377: Article 14 forbids class legislation but not reasonable classification public morality.

This view has been criticized by David E. Bernstein, who claims that Gillman overstates the importance of class legislation on the jurisprudence.

The simultaneous withdrawal of the state from regulative intervention in labour matters clearly advantaged employers and it is hard to deny that all this amounted to class legislation.

He felt that this "force class legislation" would fail in the near term because it did not take into account the lives of people living in a cosmopolitan Louisiana. "

First, Laski is counterposing Dicey's normativist concern with 'class legislation' with his functionalist concern with 'class adjudication'.

His crusade "for freedom as against bureaucracy, for freedom as against democratic tyranny, for freedom as against class legislation, and .

This was, when all is said and done, class legislation: enacted by one class for the betterment of its lower brethren; not for the correction of its own bad habits.

As the only witness to oppose the bill in its entirety, Robertson told the House Interstate Commerce Committee that it was "dangerous class legislation, separating women from the men."

Carroll in Forest Gate argued that 'class legislation' was impossible, 'especially at a time like the present when the nation is stirred to its very vitals by unemployment and general stagnation of trade'(Election leaflet 1921).

Bernstein's work on Lochner is notable because unlike most other Lochner revisionists, he argues that the Supreme Court's liberty of contract jurisprudence was primarily rights-based, rather than resulting from concerns over "class legislation".

While previously enforced by law, the beer class legislation was repealed in 1995 with the accession of Finland into the European Union and the consequent harmonization of tax law, and is now merely kept as a convention.

The Act was criticised by Lord Wemyss and his Liberty and Property Defence League as "class legislation" and Wemyss asked whether the government would now house the police and Foreign Office clerks.

The New York Court of Special Sessions, in 1905 A.D., declared unconstitutional the law prohibiting minors and women from working in factories after nine o'clock at night, the ground taken being that such a law was "class legislation."

He returned to England in 1866 and in a tract entitled "A Plea for the Unrepresented for the Restitution of the Franchise" he advocated universal suffrage as a panacea for the ills resulting from class legislation.

A central tenet of this tradition was that government should not exhibit favoritism or hostility toward market competitors (referred to as "class legislation", which Gillman equates with the modern notion of special interests), and that it should exercise its police power in a neutral manner so as not to benefit one class over another.