enemies of the English in 1309;
laws against.
Irishmen, banished from England;
not to attend the University of Oxford.
Iron, export of forbidden in 1354.
Irrigation, eminent domain for;
private, eminent domain for;
districts created in the South.

James I,
legislation of;
against sin.
Japanese (_see Mongolian_),
included in laws against.
Jefferson, Thomas, his work on Virginia bill of rights.
Jenks, Professor (Oxon), quoted.
Jews,
and usury;
source of revenue in England;
excluded from benefit of statute merchant;
trade of, in early England;
Christians forbidden to live among them;
exempt from taxation except to the king.
John, King,
surrenders England to the Pope.
Judge-made law,
criticisms of.
Judges,
method of appointment, changes in.
Judicial power,
jealousy of;
system;
present needs.
Juries,
early regulation of by statute;
by 1285 must be of twelve men;
compulsory service of jurors dates from 1285;
right to, how far preserved;
may be less than twelve in criminal cases;
three-fourths verdict unconstitutional.
Jury trial in contempt of court matters.
Juvenile courts statutes for;
laws.

Keller _vs._ U.S.;
U.S.;
case cited.
Kent, laws and customs of.
Kidnapping, made a crime;
laws against.
King,
might not make law;
Norman kings attempting to make the law;
derived his revenue from his own land;
early methods of securing money from Parliament;
sovereignty of supreme over the church;
power of to repeal laws of England asserted by Henry VIII;
proclamation made by to be obeyed by act of 1539;
may not leave the realm;
proclamations of given the force of law in 1539;
subject to common law.
Kodaks, legislation against.

Labor, general chapter concerning, chapter XI,
law of;
makes men free;
statutes of;
early problems in England;
compulsory in early England;
attempt to make it so in the South;
right to early established in England;
still regulated;
freedom of by statute of 1548;
handicraftsmen to use only one mystery in 1360;
claims for preferred;
combinations, chapter concerning, chapter XII;
contracts of labor not enforceable;
American statutes, chapter XI;
New York legislation, amendment;
length of service;
freedom of trade and labor;
hours of in peculiar trades;
in Europe;
foreign legislation;
legality of combinations;
(_see Public Work, Wages etc_).
Labo