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Missouri Law Review

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The Degree Of Cruelty Necessary To Justify Separation From Bed And Board In Louisiana, James F. Pierson Jr.

Louisiana Law Review

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Pending Peril And The Right To Search Dwellings, Max Deberry, Gerhard O. W. Mueller

West Virginia Law Review

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Supplemental Unemployment Benefits: Problems Of The Ford Plan

Indiana Law Journal

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Operation Of Pathological And X-Ray Facilities By Charitable Hospital As Corporate Practice Of Medicine, Jack T. Hamilton

North Carolina Law Review

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Extension Of Warranty Concept To Service-Sales Contracts

Indiana Law Journal

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Military Service -- Judicial Review Of Draft Classification, Lewis Poindexter Watts Jr.

North Carolina Law Review

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The Integration Of American Immigrants, Nathan Glazer

Law and Contemporary Problems

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The Insanity Defense - A Perplexing Problem Of Criminal Justice, Dale E. Bennett

Louisiana Law Review

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New York 1956 Legislative Session Resume Of Bills Enacted And Signed By The Governor, Sidney H. Asch

NYLS Law Review

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Administrative Law-Constitutional Law-Right Of Public Hospital To Discharge Physician From Staff And Deny Him Use Of Facilities

NYLS Law Review

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Decisions

NYLS Law Review

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW-JURISDICTION OF UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT-STATE COURT'S DISCRETIONARY DENIAL OF MOTION MADE ON CONSTITUTIONAL GROUND DOES NOT DEPRIVE SUPREME COURT OF CERTIORARI JURISDICTION OVER CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION

PROCEDURE-WHERE COURT DEIEs MOTION To DISMISS ASSAULT ACTION, IT IS ERROR TO DISMISS NEGLIGENCE ACTION BASED ON SAME FACTS

CRMINAL LAW-AGENCY-PHOTOGRAPHER WHO PAID SHIP PURSER FOR LIST OF INCOMING PASSENGERS HELD NOT GUILTY OF CRIME OF BRIBING EMPLOYEE OF ANOTHER

PROCEDURE-IN ACTION BROUGHT AGAINST THE STATE OF NEW YORK, COURT OF CLAIMS ACT HELD TO PROHIBIT STATE FROM IMPLEADING THIRD PATY DFENDANT

EVIDENCE -TAX LAW-PRIOR FALSE STATEMENT AS To ASSETS MADE TO REVENUE …

Constitutional Law-Due Process-Search And Seizure-Use In State Courts Of Evidence Obtained Illegally, Howard N. Thiele, Jr.

Michigan Law Review

Petitioner was convicted of bookmaking under the anti-gambling laws of California by the use of evidence obtained through unreasonable search and seizure and through disclosures petitioner made when purchasing a federal wagering tax stamp. While petitioner and his wife were away, police concealed a microphone in the hall of his home, later moving it to the bedroom and finally to a bedroom closet. The instrument was connected to a receiver in a neighboring garage where other officers monitored all conversations for more than a month. Petitioner exhausted all state remedies in his attempt to have the evidence so obtained declared …

Municipal Corporations-Zoning-Validity Of Ordinances Excluding Residences From Industrial Areas, Judson M. Werbelow S.Ed.

Michigan Law Review

Plaintiff purchased undeveloped land located in defendant municipality, intending to construct dwelling houses thereon. At the time of plaintiff's purchase, the land was zoned for industrial use, but the applicable ordinance did permit use of the land for residential as well as industrial purposes. Defendant municipality, a town of about 9,000 persons, had experienced a minimum of industrial growth and the possibility of future industrial development was slight. Shortly after the plaintiff had made his purchase, defendant municipality amended the applicable zoning ordinance to prohibit the use of plaintiff's land for residential purposes. However, the ordinance did permit the presence …

Recent Legislation, T. R. Sams

South Carolina Law Review

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Memorials

South Carolina Law Review

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Immigration And Our Foreign Policy Objectives, J. Donald Kingsley

Law and Contemporary Problems

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The Refugee Status: Challenge And Response, Richard Robbins

Law and Contemporary Problems

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A Critical Analysis Of The Wetback Problem, Eleanor M. Hadley

Law and Contemporary Problems

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Nelson Clayton V. Hal S. Bennett Et Al : Brief Of Respondents, Utah Supreme Court

Utah Supreme Court Briefs (cases filed before 1965)

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A Seminar In Courts For Children, Henry A. Riederer, John M. Speca

Journal of Legal Education

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Wolff-Bloch V. Jerusalem District Assessing Officer, Alfred Witkon, Yoel Sussman, Shneor Zalman Cheshin

Translated Opinions

The appellant, a dentist who had travelled to the U.S.A., and had spent 10 weeks there studying the latest developments in her profession, claimed the expenses so incurred by her as a deduction for purposes of income tax on the ground that they were incurred "in the production of income." The Assessing Officer refused to allow the deduction and this decision was upheld by the District Court.

Held, allowing an appeal (Cheshin D.P. dissenting), that the expenditure incurred by the appellant was incurred for the purpose of preserving "an existing asset" and could properly be deducted.

Viola Vogle Wilson V. Marcel Felix Wilson : Brief Of Respondent, Utah Supreme Court

Utah Supreme Court Briefs (cases filed before 1965)

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Expanded Concepts Of State Jurisdiction Over Non-Residents: The Illinois Revised Practice Act, John M. O'Connor

Notre Dame Law Review

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Clarence M. Stamp V. Union Pacific Railroad Co. : Brief Of Appellant, Utah Supreme Court

Utah Supreme Court Briefs (cases filed before 1965)

Appeal from a Judgment of the District Court in and for Salt Lake County, State of Utah. Honorable Joseph G. Jeppson, Judge.

Proposed Procedure For Administering Heart Cases Under The Washington Industrial Insurance Act, Ivan C. Rutledge

Washington Law Review

Recent and authoritative medical investigations have convinced qualified cardiologists that the great majority of cardiac patients can perform productive labor without physical harm to themselves. Despite the assurance of cardiologists, many industrial concerns are reluctant to employ workmen suffering from cardiac disorders due to fear of increased industrial insurance costs. The resultant nonemployment of these patients when otherwise employable not only creates needless despair for themselves and their families, but it deprives the industrial community of many skills developed over long years of training. It is the purpose of this article to review the Washington Industrial Insurance Act to determine …

James M. Alexander Et Al V. Hal S. Bennett Et Al : Brief Of Defendants, Utah Supreme Court

Utah Supreme Court Briefs (cases filed before 1965)

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Regulation Of Business - Fair Trade Acts - Availability Of Injunction Against Nonsigner's Inducing Breach Of Fair Trade Agreement, William R. Jentes S.Ed.

Michigan Law Review

Plaintiff manufacturer had extensive agreements with its distributors under the Michigan Fair Trade Act. The circuit court enjoined the defendant, who was not a party to any of these contracts, from inducing the plaintiff's distributors to sell products to the defendant below the agreed fair trade price. On appeal, held, reversed, three justices dissenting. Defendant is privileged to induce the breach of a fair trade agreement which restricts his business opportunities and is contrary to the state's policy against the enforcement of the nonsigner provision of its fair trade law. Argus Cameras, Inc. v. Hall of Distributors, Inc., …

Tenant's Loyalty Oaths, Henry N. Williams

Notre Dame Law Review

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Insurance -- Employee Welfare Plans, George N. Tompkins

Notre Dame Law Review

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