Jurist Cullen Warns Against Growing Restrictions on Liberty
The former New York Chief Justice, Edgar Cullen, warns that laws increasingly regulate personal conduct from eugenics to labor rules. He cites cases like Tuttle v Buck and Jacobson to illustrate gains in government over individual action and urges preservation of basic rights amid rising state regulation.
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Cullen
Edgar M. Cullen
Court of Appeals
New York
New York State Bar Association
House of Representatives
Heman
America
United States
Buss
Tuttle
Chilren
New York Court of Appeals
Shaw on Preventing War in Europe and a British Policy
The piece argues for a bold British guarantee to defend France or Germany if they are attacked, aiming to deter war by forcing both sides to avoid provoking England. It contends Europe lacks coherent policy, warns against naval arms races, and suggests a Franco German English triad plus Sweden as a stabilizing core to safeguard Western Europe.
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People
Gillson
N. Y
Christian Science
George Bernard Shaw
Tole
France
Grand
Germany
Europe
Russia
England
Ines
Interna
Sweden
Baltic
Norway
Denmark
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
Edward Carson
North
Montenegro