SEARCH WARRANTS, 460-466. SECURITY, to health-legalized nuisance, 32-34. to limb and body, 22-29. to life, 17, 18. to reputation, 35–65. privileged communications, 35-59. malicious prosecution, 59-65. SHIPS AND SHIPPING, regulation of, 523, 524. SKILLED TRADES, regulation of, 200. SLAUGHTER-HOUSES, confined to certain localities, 312, 319-327. made a monopoly, 319–327. SLAVERY, abolished, 66. SOLDIERS, in private dwellings, quartering, 466, 467. SPECULATION, prevention of, 241-245. SPEECH, freedom of, 189–193. STATUTE OF USES, application to personal property, 486-488. STATUTE of limitations, applicable to existing causes of action, 522. STREAMS, fisheries, 448-451. regulation of non-navigable, 448-451. conversion of non-navigable into navigable, 451, 452. police control of navigable, 617-623. STREETS, extraordinary use of, may be exclusive franchise, 316, 317. SUICIDE, as a crime, 18, 19. SUMPTUARY LAWS, 153–156. SUNDAY LAWS, constitutionality of, 175–188. SURGICAL AND MEDICAL TREATMENT, compulsory submission to, 31, 32. SELF-PRESERVATION, no excuse for homicide of innocent person, 26-28. TABLE, of private rights, 16. TARIFFS, for protection, 224-226. TAXATION, 467-482; 633-638. as licensing trades and occupations 271-289. Kinds of, 467-471. Limitations upon legislative authority, 471–482. Local assessments as mode of, 479-482. Relation of State and Federal governments in regard to, 633-638. TELEGRAPH, as a government monopoly, 326-327. TENANCY, in common, joint tenancy converted into, 337, 339, 340. TENDER, regulation of legal 210-224. TENEMENT HOUSES, prohibition of unwholesome trades in, 430–433. TENURE, in land, 328-335. THEATER, right to visit, 231–232. TICKET SCALPERS, prohibited from plying their vocation, 292–293. TRADES AND PROFESSIONS, regulation of, 194–327. General proposition, 194-198. prohibition as to certain classes, 198-200. skilled, regulation of, 198-200. learned professions, 200-204. regulation of practice in the learned professions, 204–207. regulation of sale of certain articles of merchandise 207–210. Legal tender and the regulation of the currency 210-224. Legislative restraint of importations — protective tariffs, 224-226. TRADES AND PROFESSIONS- Continued. Prevention of speculation, 241-245. Prevention of combinations in restraint of, 245–251. boycotting, 252–255. contracts against liability for negligence prohibits, 255–259. wagering contracts prohibited, 259–271. general prohibition of contracts on the grounds of public policy, 271. prohibition of occupations in general, 289–298. prohibition of the liquor trade, 298-311. police control of employments in respect to locality, 311-315. monopolies, 315–327. license to prosecute a prohibited, is a franchise, 318-327. unwholesome, prohibited, 430–433. objectionable, confined to certain localities, 433-436. TREASURY NOTES OF U. S., legal tender, 210-224. TRIAL OF THE ACCUSED, constitutional requirements, 85-89. must be speedy, 86-87. must be public, 87-89. accused entitled to counsel, 89-91. indictment by grand jury, 91-92. trial by jury, 95. legal jeopardy, 95-97. UNITED STATES, is government of enumerated powers, 603-612. police powers between States and, 603-639. (see police power in the Federal system of government.) U.S. TREASURY NOTES, legal tender, 210-224. UNWHOLESOME, food, prohibition of sale of, 293–298. trades in tenement houses prohibited, 430–433. trades, confined to certain localities, 433-436. USE OF LAND, regulation of, what is a nuisance, 422-426. what is a nuisance, a judicial question, 426-430. unwholesome trades in tenement houses prohibited, 430-433. confinement of objectionable trades to certain localities, 433-436. laws regulating construction of wooden buildings, 438–440. abatement of nuisances, destruction of buildings, 440-442. USES, STATUTE of, in relation to personal property, 486–488. USURY AND INTEREST LAWS, 238–241. VAGRANCY, prohibited, 116–122. VESTED RIGHTS, in real property, 335-341. VICE, and crime distinguished, 148–153. not subject of police regulations, 148–151. WAGERING CONTRACTS, prohibited, 259-271. WAR AND REBELION, 631-632. WAREHOUSES, right to make use of, 230. WATER WORKS, construction of, may be an exclusive franchise, 317 WIFE, in legal subjection to husband, its justification, 544–547. dower, when an interest in expectancy, 345-348. legal disabilities, 549, 550. property, under control of husband, 547–549. (see husband and wife.) WILL, laws regulating disposition of personal property by, 492–473. religious test of competency of, 174, 175. WOODEN BUILDINGS, laws regulating construction of, 438–440 |