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... Court of Appeals of New York has confirmed a court's authority to prohibit an attorney who is a Roman Catholic priest from wearing clerical attire while defending a client before a jury. The wearing of clerical garb during a jury trial ...
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... Court declared. "The Committee threatened prosecution for contempt if he refused to answer, for perjury if he lied, and for gambling activities if he told the truth. . . . We cannot escape the conclusion that his acquiescence in the ...
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... Court's first review in thirty years of the binding effect of a state court decision in subsequent federal tax litigation. Before Bosch there existed three recognized positions on the use of state precedent in tax cases. One approach ...
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... Court of Appeals set aside the Commission's order and remanded on the theory that the contract rate could be changed only by a finding of the Commission that the old rate was unreasonable. The Supreme Court, speaking through Mr. Justice ...
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... Court of Oregon has extended the constitutional right to counsel to persons accused of misdemeanors, while the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has told a federal district court to hear a juvenile's habeas corpus ...
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... court said, "the threshold question is whether the interest of the complaining party is within the contemplation of the liberty or property language of the Fourteenth Amendment." The court pointed out that the particular question here ...
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... court could not "interfere" by "judicial intervention" until after the votes were counted. The intermediate appellate court then went on to rule that the "contest" portion of the Louisiana election law applied only to certain state and ...
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... Court for the District of Minnesota sent in three University of Minnesota players who had been benched by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The court ruled that when the N.C.A.A., of which Minnesota is a member, placed the ...
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... court of 28 active judges (the currently authorized size of the Ninth Circuit), there are 3,276 possible panel combinations. A court with six active judges, like the First Circuit, has only 20 possible panel combinations; on the ...
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... COURT AT ELDORET Intended Destruction of Court Records IN ACCORDANCE with the Records Disposal (Courts) Rules, notice is given that three (3) months from the- date of publication of this notice, the Chief Magistrate's' Court at ...