United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court, Volum 408Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 1971 |
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... Congress should exercise its authority under section 5 of the fourteenth amendment to prohibit the use of the death penalty . " There is the naive view that capital punishment as " meted out in our courts , is the antithesis of ...
... Congress should exercise its authority under section 5 of the fourteenth amendment to prohibit the use of the death penalty . " There is the naive view that capital punishment as " meted out in our courts , is the antithesis of ...
Side 222
... Congress imploring it to promptly and finally reject the Court's lenient view of the estate tax sys- tem . Congress responded by enacting the predecessor of § 2036 ( a ) ( 2 ) that very day . The President signed the law that evening ...
... Congress imploring it to promptly and finally reject the Court's lenient view of the estate tax sys- tem . Congress responded by enacting the predecessor of § 2036 ( a ) ( 2 ) that very day . The President signed the law that evening ...
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... Congress , and of the re- ports of both Houses , makes it as plain as humanly pos- sible that this section was intended as a limitation on existing rights of criminal defendants , not as an enlarge- ment of them . Congress , displeased ...
... Congress , and of the re- ports of both Houses , makes it as plain as humanly pos- sible that this section was intended as a limitation on existing rights of criminal defendants , not as an enlarge- ment of them . Congress , displeased ...
Side 301
... Congress meant that grand jury witnesses might defend contempt charges by invoking the prohibition of § 2515 against the compelled disclosure of evidence obtained in violation of Title III . " If the Court means to say any more than ...
... Congress meant that grand jury witnesses might defend contempt charges by invoking the prohibition of § 2515 against the compelled disclosure of evidence obtained in violation of Title III . " If the Court means to say any more than ...
Side 302
... Congress , almost in a fit of absentminded- ness , has drastically enlarged the right of potential grand jury witnesses to avoid testifying , and when such a con- clusion is based upon one of two ambiguous implications from the language ...
... Congress , almost in a fit of absentminded- ness , has drastically enlarged the right of potential grand jury witnesses to avoid testifying , and when such a con- clusion is based upon one of two ambiguous implications from the language ...
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