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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Side 79
... argument that the court ex- ceeded the remedial power authorized by our decisions , par- ticularly Upham v . Seamon , supra , by failing to follow poli- cies of the state legislature . When faced with the necessity of drawing district ...
... argument that the court ex- ceeded the remedial power authorized by our decisions , par- ticularly Upham v . Seamon , supra , by failing to follow poli- cies of the state legislature . When faced with the necessity of drawing district ...
Side 99
... argument that variances are justified if they necessarily result from a State's attempt to avoid fragment- ing political subdivisions by drawing congressional district lines along existing county , municipal , or other political sub ...
... argument that variances are justified if they necessarily result from a State's attempt to avoid fragment- ing political subdivisions by drawing congressional district lines along existing county , municipal , or other political sub ...
Side 100
... argument private appellants acknowledged the remedy for any one- person , one - vote violation would not be creation of a second majority - black district . Tr . of Oral Arg . 28-29 . Rather , we would require some very minor changes in ...
... argument private appellants acknowledged the remedy for any one- person , one - vote violation would not be creation of a second majority - black district . Tr . of Oral Arg . 28-29 . Rather , we would require some very minor changes in ...
Side 155
... argument , to argue that the defendant presented a future danger to society , " App . 201 ( citations omitted ) , the District Court held that petitioner was entitled to be resentenced if it could be demonstrated that he was in fact ...
... argument , to argue that the defendant presented a future danger to society , " App . 201 ( citations omitted ) , the District Court held that petitioner was entitled to be resentenced if it could be demonstrated that he was in fact ...
Side 158
... argument by demonstrat- ing to the jury that , under South Carolina law , he was ineligi- ble for parole were rebuffed by the trial court . This Court reversed the judgment of the South Carolina Supreme Court upholding Simmons ' death ...
... argument by demonstrat- ing to the jury that , under South Carolina law , he was ineligi- ble for parole were rebuffed by the trial court . This Court reversed the judgment of the South Carolina Supreme Court upholding Simmons ' death ...
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