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Aid To Education-Federal Fashion, Leonard F. Manning
Aid To Education-Federal Fashion, Leonard F. Manning
Fordham Law Review
The President of the United States has touched off a great debate with his recent declaration that the Constitution prohibits federal aid to church-related schools. From an examination of the cases and American traditions as well, Professor Manning concludes that nothing in the Constitution, in case law or in history precludes aid to church-related education in any form or at any level.
Murder By Perjury, John C. Hogan
A Consideration Of The History And Present Status Of Section 2 Of The Fourteenth Amendment, George David Zuckerman
A Consideration Of The History And Present Status Of Section 2 Of The Fourteenth Amendment, George David Zuckerman
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Search For An Alternative To Protection, Richard A. Givens
The Search For An Alternative To Protection, Richard A. Givens
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Role Of Administrative Agencies In Urban Renewal, Eugene J. Morris
The Role Of Administrative Agencies In Urban Renewal, Eugene J. Morris
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
Section 1312 Of The Business Corporation Law: The Dilemma Of Legislative History And Judicial Interpretation
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Federal Government And Interstate Compacts, Richard H. Leach
The Federal Government And Interstate Compacts, Richard H. Leach
Fordham Law Review
The recent congressional foray into the affairs of the Port of New York Authority has dramatized a growingly menacing attitude toward interstate compacts and agencies even while they have become increasingly indispensable arms of state government. In asking for a clarification of the nature of Congress' interest in the interstate compacts, Professor Leach urges a greater exercise of federal restraint. "Compromise and adjustment, not challenge and counterchallenge, are basic to a strong federal system."
Aid To Education-State Style, Leonard F. Manning
Aid To Education-State Style, Leonard F. Manning
Fordham Law Review
The scholar-incentive plan-what is it? is it constitutional? Professor Manning traces the policy background of Governor Rochefeller's program for higher education and considers the objections raised by critics under the New York State Constitution. From an examination of the legislative policy regarding the role of private institutions in the higher educational system of the state and of the constitutional cases, he argues that the strict prohibitions of the state charter are inapplicable in the area of higher education.
A Criticism Of Criticism: In Re Meaning, Ray D. Henson
A Criticism Of Criticism: In Re Meaning, Ray D. Henson
Fordham Law Review
Philosophers and literary critics have long discussed the meaning of words-or, more exactly, whether words themselves have any real meaning. The argument, Mr. Henson suggests, is relevant also to legal criticism. "Words about words may generate and perpetuate arguments, but they do not solve problems involving people and things."
Parody And The Law Of Copyright
Municipal Control Of Urban Expansion, Henry J. Schmandt
Municipal Control Of Urban Expansion, Henry J. Schmandt
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Essential Ingredients For Zoning Litigation, Allen Fonoroff
The Essential Ingredients For Zoning Litigation, Allen Fonoroff
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
Aesthetic Zoning: Preservation Of Historic Areas
Aesthetic Zoning: Preservation Of Historic Areas
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
"Spot Zoning"-A Vicious Practice Or A Community Benefit
"Spot Zoning"-A Vicious Practice Or A Community Benefit
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
Zoning And The Law Of Nuisance
Condemnation Procedure - An Argument For Reform
Condemnation Procedure - An Argument For Reform
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
Redevelopment: Administrative Procedure, Finality And Judicial Review
Redevelopment: Administrative Procedure, Finality And Judicial Review
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
"Compulsory Arbitration" - What Is It?, Wesley A. Sturges
"Compulsory Arbitration" - What Is It?, Wesley A. Sturges
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
The New York Real Estate Broker: Earning A Commision
The New York Real Estate Broker: Earning A Commision
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.