In re Supreme Court Commissioners

In several cases that have been submitted to the supreme court commission and decided by the court, motions for rehearing have been filed. The contention is made that the act of 1915 creating the supreme court commission is unconstitutional and void, because the appellant has been deprived of his right to be heard in the court of last resort, as provided for in the Bill of Rights: “The right to be heard in all civil cases in the court of last resort, by appeal, error, or otherwise, shall not be denied.” Const., art. I, sec. 24. It is said, also, that the act deprives appellant of its property…