The Declaration of Independence
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Furthermore, the extension of the jurisdiction of the Admiralty courts, in 1764 and 1768, with the great enlargement of their powers, foreshadowed the possible extinction of trial by jury in lo THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE civil as well as maritime causes. No case was ever tried in an Admiralty court before a jury, and the judges of these courts were royal appointees receiving their salaries, supposedly, from fines and the proceeds of the sale of condemned vessels ; but, as this source faile...d to bring in any revenue, they were paid directly out of the royal exchequer. The greatest of the controversies over judicial salaries, however, is the famous one begun in Massachu- setts when, on that evil day in February, 1773, Governor Hutch- inson announced to the Assembly of the province that the King had made provision for the justices of the Superior Court, and that consequently no appropriation was necessary for their main- tenance. As its details are well known, we need not stop to recount them.
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Furthermore, the extension of the jurisdiction of the Admiralty courts, in 1764 and 1768, with the great enlargement of their powers, foreshadowed the possible extinction of trial by jury in lo THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE civil as well as maritime causes. No case was ever tried in an Admiralty court before a jury, and the judges of these courts were royal appointees receiving their salaries, supposedly, from fines and the proceeds of the sale of condemned vessels ; but, as this source faile...d to bring in any revenue, they were paid directly out of the royal exchequer. The greatest of the controversies over judicial salaries, however, is the famous one begun in Massachu- setts when, on that evil day in February, 1773, Governor Hutch- inson announced to the Assembly of the province that the King had made provision for the justices of the Superior Court, and that consequently no appropriation was necessary for their main- tenance. As its details are well known, we need not stop to recount them.
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