The People's Law; Or, Popular Participation in Law-Making From Ancient Folk-Moot to Modern Referendum; a Study in the Evolution of Democracy And Direct Legislation
The People's Law; Or, Popular Participation in Law-Making From Ancient Folk-Moot to Modern Referendum; a Study in the Evolution of Democracy And Direct Legislation
Charles Sumner Lobingier
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409 (8), 437, In 1899 the General Court passed an eight-hour law (Acts and Resolves, 1899, Chap. 344), providing that it should "not take effect in any city or town until accepted by a majority of the voters," and another act similarly to become effective, permitting cer- tain street-car tracks in Boston to be replaced. Id. Chap. 398, sec. 3. ' Maryland Laws, 1825, Chap. 162. In Burgess v. Pue, 2 Gill (Md.) 11, the validity of this act was assumed by the Court of Appeals, although the point was... not directly in question. • Act of April 15, 1835 ; Parke and Johnson's Digest of the Laws of Pennsjlvania,* I, 185; Act of June 13, 1836, Id. II, 547. 352 THE PEOPLE'S LAW suiting the people are not uncommon in the Keystone State. The tendency was doubtless promoted by the movement resulting in the constitution of 1838, with its provisions for popular amendment, but the voters were invited to act on other than constitutional questions and without express constitutional authority. In 1842 the legislature empowered supervisors of highways to subscribe for capital stock in turnpike companies to such an amoimt ^'as may be agreed upon by the tax payers of said respective townships." * Four years later an act was passed "authorizing the citizens of certain counties to decide by ballot whether the sale of .
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