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The 1976 Amendments To The Act Governing Collective Bargaining Between Teacher Organizations And Boards Of Education In Connecticut: An Appraisal, Peter Adomeit Jan 1977

The 1976 Amendments To The Act Governing Collective Bargaining Between Teacher Organizations And Boards Of Education In Connecticut: An Appraisal, Peter Adomeit

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In 1976, the Connecticut General Assembly amended the Teacher Negotiation Act in several significant ways. This Article reviews these amendments.


Hines V. Anchor Motor Freight: Another Step In The Seemingly Inexorable March Toward Converting Federal Judges (And Juries) Into Labor Arbitrators Of Last Resort, Peter Adomeit Jan 1977

Hines V. Anchor Motor Freight: Another Step In The Seemingly Inexorable March Toward Converting Federal Judges (And Juries) Into Labor Arbitrators Of Last Resort, Peter Adomeit

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This Article, directed to the courts, and especially to the federal bench, carries this message: you are in danger of converting the federal judiciary into a panel of labor arbitrators. The advance sheets of the federal courts are beginning to read like Labor Arbitration Reports. The kinds of disputes that in the past were resolved by private arbitration are beginning to appear at an increasing rate on the dockets of the federal courts: Did the company have just cause when it discharged the grievants for allegedly falsifying their expense accounts? Did the company violate the agreement with the union when …


Curbing The Dog Of War:The War Powers Resolution, Donald E. King, Arthur Leavens Jan 1977

Curbing The Dog Of War:The War Powers Resolution, Donald E. King, Arthur Leavens

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This Article develops a theory of the constitutional allocation of the war power and applies it to the provisions of the War Powers Resolution. It examines the constitutional text and analysis of the respective powers of the President and Congres and suggests the division of all United States military activity into three categories: "peacetime deployments,"war threatening actions," and "acts of war." The Authors argue that military actions in the first category are controlled exclusively by the President, in the second controlled both by the President and by Congress through political interaction, and in the third are implemented by the President …