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Supreme Court of Alabama· 1/15/1869

Sanders v. Cabaniss

Citations

  • 43 Ala. 173

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • stating that the judicial power requires the exercise of judgment in a case or controversy
  • stating that the judicial power requires the exercise of judgment in a case or controversy
  • stating that the judicial power requires the exercise of judgment in a case or controversy
  • stating that the judicial power requires -the exercise of judgment in a case or controversy
  • discussing the separation-of-powers principle and stating, “ ‘[T]o declare what the law is, or has been, is a judicial power; to declare what the law shall be, is legislative.’ ”

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Judges: Peck, Peters

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Cites

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