United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court at ... and Rules Announced at ..., Volum 521United States. Supreme Court, John Chandler Bancroft Davis, Henry Putzel, Henry C. Lind, Frank D. Wagner Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 2000 |
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... Congress ' intent to ratify the inclusion of sub- merged lands within the Reserve and to defeat the State's title to those lands . Pp . 32-46 . 4. The United States ' exception to the recommended ruling that off- shore submerged lands ...
... Congress ' intent to ratify the inclusion of sub- merged lands within the Reserve and to defeat the State's title to those lands . Pp . 32-46 . 4. The United States ' exception to the recommended ruling that off- shore submerged lands ...
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... Congress has chosen to exercise that authority by presumptively granting those lands to the States , unless the ... Congress would have legislated against the backdrop of our early equal footing cases . See Montana , 450 U. S. , at 552 ...
... Congress has chosen to exercise that authority by presumptively granting those lands to the States , unless the ... Congress would have legislated against the backdrop of our early equal footing cases . See Montana , 450 U. S. , at 552 ...
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... Congress expressed a clear intent to de- feat state title in § 11 ( b ) of the Alaska Statehood Act . Pub . L. 85-508 , 72 Stat . 347. That section provides that the United States has the " power of exclusive legislation . . . as ...
... Congress expressed a clear intent to de- feat state title in § 11 ( b ) of the Alaska Statehood Act . Pub . L. 85-508 , 72 Stat . 347. That section provides that the United States has the " power of exclusive legislation . . . as ...
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... Congress in respect to public lands does not extend to tide lands " ) ; Shively , 152 U. S. , at 48 ( " Congress has never undertaken by general laws to dispose of " land under navi- gable waters ) . Assuming , arguendo , that Alaska's ...
... Congress in respect to public lands does not extend to tide lands " ) ; Shively , 152 U. S. , at 48 ( " Congress has never undertaken by general laws to dispose of " land under navi- gable waters ) . Assuming , arguendo , that Alaska's ...
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... Congress to the President , Congress had " repeatedly recognized " the validity of the treaty by enacting appropriation statutes ) . As dis- cussed supra , at 38-41 , the 1923 Executive Order reflected a clear intent to include ...
... Congress to the President , Congress had " repeatedly recognized " the validity of the treaty by enacting appropriation statutes ) . As dis- cussed supra , at 38-41 , the 1923 Executive Order reflected a clear intent to include ...
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