Eighth Amendment Legislative Limits is a constitutional doctrine that belongs to the class of judicially enforced restrictions on legislative power, specifically delineating the boundaries within which government may enact criminal punishments by prohibiting those that are cruel and unusual.
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Freedom's law: the moral reading of the American Constitution
Choice Reviews Online · 1996 · 667 citations
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Freedom's law: The moral reading of the American Constitution
William Mulligan · Public Relations Review · 1997 · 330 citations
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