...conclusive upon the courts. It is not a part of their functions to conduct investigations of facts entering into questions of public policy merely, and...or disapprove its determination of such questions." Powell v. Pennsylvania, 127 US, 685. Whether we take the view of the New York court, or that of the...

...of the state for the protection of health, safety, morals, and welfare, and the prevention of fraud. The power which the Legislature has to promote the...general welfare Is very great, and the discretion which it has and may exercise in the employment of means to that end is very large. True, it Is not all-powerful....

...65, 61); for "it Is not a part of their [the courts'] functions to conduct investigations of facts entering into questions of public policy merely, and...or disapprove its determination of such questions" (Powell v. Pennsylvania, supra, 127 U. S. GS5, 8 Sup. Ct. 996, 32 L. Ed. 253). Moreover, no part of...

...127 US 878. 685, 8 Sup. Ct. 992, 1257: "The power which the legislature has to promote the seneral welfare is very great, and the discretion which that...department of the government has in the employment of means то that end is very large." "Police regulations." says Mr. Justice Wilde in Baker v. City of Boston,...

...conclusive upon the courts. It Is not a part of their functions to conduct investigations of facts entering into questions of public policy merely, and...discretion which that department of the government 1ms in the employment of moans to that end is very large. * * * Both its power and its discretion must...

...the courts to consider that " it is not a part of their functions to conduct investigations of facts entering into questions of public policy merely, and...disapprove its determination of such questions."" Applying these principles it would seem that theoretically an imposition for purposes of regulation...

...conclusive upon the courts. It is not a part of their functions to conduct investigations of facts entering into questions of public policy merely, and...has, in the employment of means to that end, is very largo. While both its power and its discretion must be so exercised as not to impair the fundamental...

...conclusive upon the courts. It is not a part of their functions to conduct investigations of facts entering into questions of public policy merely, and...sustain or frustrate the legislative will , embodied in statutes.as they may happen to approve or disapprove its determination of such questions. The power...

...conclusive upon the courts. It is not a part of their functions to conduct investigations of facts entering into questions of public policy merely, and...or disapprove its determination of such questions. * * * If all that can be snid of this legislation is that it is unwise or unnecessarily oppressive...

...their functions to conduct investigations of facts entering into questions of public policy merely, aud to sustain or frustrate the legislative will, embodied...or disapprove its determination of such questions ... If all that can be said of this legislation is that it is unwise or unnecessarily oppressive to...