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It will soon appear that they have . The problem was brought home to me back in the 1980s when an incompetent and prejudiced district court judge in Texas , where such judges are elected , who had been voted the worst judge in the district by the lawyers there , was nominated for and elected to the Texas Supreme Court , with the support of those same lawyers , as a way to get him out of the district . Participation would be mandatory , and while a candidate could choose to deliberately do poorly on the examination if he did n't want to serve as a judge , it would be hoped that the stigma of doing poorly would be a sufficient deterrent to prevent most of them from taking that course . The understanding that an elector is not really to elect , has now become so firmly established , that for him to exercise his legal power of choice is considered a breach of political honour too gross to be committed by the most unscrupulous of politicians . Be careful with the filename arguments : They have to literally match the filesystem path Apache 's URL-to-filename translation handlers create . Pakenham brought covenant as heir of the covenantee against a prior , for breach of a covenant made by the defendant 's predecessor with the plaintiff 's great - grandfather , that the prior and convent should sing every week in a chapel in his manor , for him and his servants . The very extension of constitutional government has itself led to the frustration of high hopes ; for constitutions have by force of imitation been set up in states unsuited to popular government . it is an experiment after all . They were things which could be owned and transferred like other property . " / 2 / But when particular land was bound , the warranty went with it , even into the hands of the King , because , as Bracton says , the thing goes with its burden to every one . An Act of Indemnity is a statute , the object of which is to make legal transactions which when they took place were illegal , or to free individuals to whom the statute applies from liability for having broken the law ; enactments of this kind were annually passed with almost unbroken regularity for more than a century ( 1727-1828 ) to free Dissenters from penalties , for having accepted municipal offices without duly qualifying themselves by taking the sacrament according to the rites of the Church of England . We now know for certain that while popular government may be under wise leadership a good machine for simply destroying existing evils , it may turn out a very poor instrument for the construction of new institutions or the realisation of new ideals . This novel phenomenon , which perplexes moralists and statesmen , is that large classes of otherwise respectable persons now hold the belief and act on the conviction that it is not only allowable , but even highly praiseworthy , to break the law of the land if the law-breaker is pursuing some end which to him or to her seems to be just and desirable . The server requires a configuration file to initialize itself during activation . It is now possible to specify multiple log files , each with a fully customizable format . The passing of the Great Reform Act itself was delayed by their lordships for somewhat less than two years , and it may well be doubted whether they have , since 1832 , ever by their legislative veto , delayed legislation really desired by the electors for as much as two years . Yet this power of a Premier conscious of his own popularity , to destroy the House of Commons which put him in office , and to appeal from the House to the nation , has been treated by Bagehot as one of the features in which the constitution of England excels the constitution of the United States . The solution in all cases is to send the response , close only the write half of the connection ( what shutdown is supposed to do ) , and continue reading on the socket until it is either closed by the client ( signifying it has finally read the response ) or a timeout occurs . The constitution was to them , in the quaint language of George the Third , " the most perfect of human formations " ; 3 it was to them not a mere polity to be compared with the government of any other state , but so to speak a sacred mystery of statesmanship ; it " had ( as we have all heard from our youth up ) not been made but had grown " ; it was the fruit not of abstract theory but of that instinct which ( it is supposed ) has enabled Englishmen , and especially uncivilised Englishmen , to build up sound and lasting institutions , much as bees construct a honeycomb , without undergoing the degradation of understanding the principles on which they raise a fabric more subtlely wrought than any work of conscious art . They are , first , the legislative sovereignty of Parliament ; 22 secondly , the universal rule or supremacy throughout the constitution of ordinary law ; 23 and thirdly ( though here we tread on more doubtful and speculative ground ) , the dependence in the last resort of the conventions upon the law of the constitution.24 To examine , to elucidate , to test these three principles , forms , at any rate ( whatever be the result of the investigation ) , a suitable introduction to the study of the law of the constitution . htaccess files causes a performance hit , whether or not you actually even use them ! No doubt at all times there have existed , as at the present day , a large number of habitual law-breakers , but though a cheat , a pickpocket , or a burglar does constantly break the law , there is no reason to surmise that cheats , pickpockets , or burglars maintain the doctrine that law-breaking is itself a praiseworthy 51 See Law and Opinion , pp .