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…use, the tribunal’s members agreed, required “evenhanded justice” and an “equal distribution of rights” among individuals. 102 A statute that was “partial in its operation” could not, “for that reason,” be a “law of the land.” 103 Judge Green’s lead opinion elaborated on the conn…