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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERSMonroe H. Freedman, A.B., LL.B., LL.M., Dean and Professor of LawAaron D. Twerski, B.S., J.D., Associate Dean and Professor of LawStuart J. Filler, B.B.A., M.B.A., J.D., Associate Dean and Associate Professor of LawDavid E. Benjamin, B.A., J.D., Assistant DeanEugene M. Wypyski, LL.B., M.L.S., Law Librarian and Professor of LawBetty Braverman, B.A., M.S., Reference Librarian (part-time)Lois Campbell, B.A., M.L.S., Reference LibrarianOhan-Shen Chou, B.A., M.L., M.L.A., Catalog LibrarianNancy Meyrich, B.A., M.L.S., Reference LibrarianEvelyn Sokol, B.S., M.L.S., Head, Technical ServicesSaul A. Miller, B.A., J.D., Placement OfficerEtta Fafarman, Assistant to the DeanLore Furst, Assistant to the DeanCharlotte Z. Hoffer, Assistant to the Dean
FACULTYBurton C. Agata, B.A., J.D., LL.M., Professor of LawMarina Angel, B.A., J.D., Assistant Professor of Law*David A. Diamond, A.B., LL.B., LL.M., Associate Professor of LawLeon Friedman, A.B., LL.B., Associate Professor of LawWilliam R. Ginsberg, B.A., J.D., Associate Professor of LawJohn DeWitt Gregory, B.A., J.D., Professor of LawHerman D. Hillman, B.A., J.D., Professor of LawLinda Hirschson, A.B., LL.B., LL.M., Associate Professor of LawDavid K. Kadane, B.A., LL.B., Professor of LawLawrence W. Kessler, B.A., J.D., Associate Professor of LawJosephine Y. King, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., J.D., Professor of LawSybil H. Landau, B.A., LL.B., B.C.L., Associate Professor of Law*Malachy T. Mahon, B.A., J.D., Professor of LawSheila Rush Okpaku, B.A., LL.B., Associate Professor of LawAndrew Nwibe Onejeme, LL.B., LL.M., J.S.D., Associate Professor of Law*Abraham P. Ordover, B.A., J.D., Professor of LawDaniel Q. Posin, Jr., B.A., M.A., J.D., LL.M., Associate Professor of LawStuart Rabinowitz, B.A., J.D., Assistant Professor of LawAlan N. Resnick, B.S., J.D., LL.M., Assistant Professor of LawLawrence D. Ross, B.A., LL.B., LL.M., Associate Professor of LawEric J, Schmertz, B.A., J.D., Professor of LawBrenda S. Soloff, B.A., LL.B., Associate Professor of LawHarvey W. Spizz, B.A., J.D., Assistant Professor of Law and Executive Director of Community Legal Assistance CorporationDavid B. Durk, B.A., LL.D. (Hon.), Distinguished Visiting J^rofessor of Lair and Soda! ChangeThe Honorable Marv in K. Franke!, A.B., LL.B., Distinguished Visiting F'rofes.wr of Legal Ethic*Melvin L. Wutf, B.S., LL.B., Distinguished Visiting Professor of Constitutional LitigationMichael B. Atkins, B.S., LL.B., Special Professor of LawDavid N. Brainin, B.A., J.D., Special Professor of LawThe Honorable Karen S. Burstein, A.B., J.D., Special Professor of LawMichael L. Cook, A.B., J.D., Special Professor of LawNathan Z. Dershowitz, B.A., LL.B., Special Professor of LawDonald C. Farber, B.S., J.D., Special Professor of LawThe Honorable Bertram Harnett, B.A., LL.B., Special Professor of LawLawrence G. Kurland, B.E.E., J.D., Special Professor of LawDr. Harvey Levin, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Special Professor of LawKenneth P. Norwick, A.B., J.D., Special Professor of LawEric D. Offner, B.B.A., J.D., Special Professor of LawDavid G. Sacks, B.A., LL.B., Special Professor of LawJames F. Simon, B.A., LL.B., Special Professor of LawDr. Jacob Weissman, A.B., J.D., Ph.D., Special Professor of LawCharles McEvily, B.A., J.D., Staff Attorney, Community Legal Assistance CorporationHarvey M. Weinig, B.A., J.D., Staff Attorney, Community Legal Assistance Corporation
EQUAL PROTECTION OR EQUAL DENIAL? Is IT TIME FOR RACIALMINORITIES, THE POOR, WOMEN, AND OTHER OPPRESSED PEOPLETO REGROUP? Inez Smith Reid 1
THE GHOST OF SEARS-COMPCO Is FINALLY LAID TO REST (OR IsIT?) Joseph P. Zammit 37
ADMISSIONS AND DISCIPLINE OF ATTORNEYS IN FEDERAL DISTRICTCOURTS: A STUDY AND PROPOSED RULES Burton C. Agata 249
THE OFFENSE OF DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED: THE DEVELOP-MENT OF STATUTORY AND CASE LAW IN NEW YORK
Josephine Y. King andMark Tipperman 541
THE NEW YORK CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT UNDER THE NEW YORKCITY COLLECTIVE BARGAINING LAW Eric J. Schmertz 605
SYMPOSIUM ON JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION
THE WINDS OF CHANGE: NEW STYLES IN THE APPELLATE PRO-CESS The Honorable James D. Hopkins 649
COURT REFORM IN NEW YORK STATE: AN OVERVIEW FOR 1975David J. Ellis 663
PROCEDURES FOR MANAGEMENT OF NON-ROUTINE CASESDennis A. Kendig 701
AN ATTORNEY'S VIEW: CALENDAR PRACTICE—WHAT A WASTENeil T. Shayne 723
COMMENTS
THE HOME OFFICE DEDUCTION: ADMINISTRATIVE COMPLEXITYVERSUS TAXPAYER EQUITY 51
PROSECUTORIAL DISCRETION AT THE COMPLAINT BUREAULEVEL 81
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PROPOSED STATE EUTHANASIA STATUTES: A PHILOSOPHICAL ANDLEGAL ANALYSIS 115
LIMITATIONS ON THE RIGHT TO INTRODUCE EVIDENCE PERTAIN-ING TO THE PRIOR SEXUAL HISTORY OF THE COMPLAINING WIT-NESS IN CASES OF FORCIBLE RAPE: REFLECTION OF REALITY ORDENIAL OF DUE PROCESS? 403
FROM PLATO'S PRECONCEPTIONS TO DEWEY'S INSTRUMENTALISM:THE PHILOSOPHICAL BASES OF LEGAL EMPIRICISM 427
PRESERVING MERITORIOUS CLAIMS AGAINST PUBLIC CORPORA-TIONS: EASING THE HARSHNESS OF NOTICE OF CLAIM REQUIRE-MENTS 449
VETERINARY PRACTICE ACTS: A CALL FOR REFORM 733
PRIVACY LEGISLATION: PROTECTION OF INDIVIDUAL LIBERTIES ORTHREAT TO A FREE PRESS? 773
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
GEDULDIG v. AIELLO—Sex Discrimination— U.S. , 94S.Ct. 2485 (1974) 141
JUDGES. By Donald Dale Jackson.reviewed by The Honorable Jacob Mishler 205
BLUE CROSS: WHAT WENT WRONG? By Sylvia A. Law.reviewed by John L. Shurtleff 211
MORTGAGE ON AMERICA. By Leonard Downie, Jr.reviewed by S. William Green 517
RACE RELATIONS AND THE NEW YORK CITY COMMISSION ONHUMAN RIGHTS. By Gerald Benjamin.
reviewed by Eleanor Holmes Norton 523
KARL LLEWELLYN AND THE REALIST MOVEMENT. By WilliamTwining
ROSCOE POUND: PHILOSOPHER OF LAW. By David Wigdor.reviewed by Samuel J. M. Donnelly 899
CONSUMERS IN TROUBLE: A STUDY OF DEBTORS IN DEFAULT.By David Caplovitz.
reviewed by Robert J. Egan 917
THE POLITICS OF FEDERAL JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION. By PeterGraham Fish.
reviewed by Alice O'Donnell 929
BOOKS RECEIVED 237, 535, 937
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CONTRIBUTORS
Burton C. Agata. Burton C. Agata is currently a Professorat Hofstra University's School of Law, where he also serves asDirector of the Advanced Practice Institute. He is a member ofthe American Law Institute, and is of counsel to the law firm ofReisch, Klar & Lane. Before coming to Hofstra, Professor Agatataught at several other law schools, and served two years assenior counsel for the National Commission on Reform ofFederal Criminal Laws where he was involved in the drafting ofa new federal criminal code. Professor Agata's broad experienceincludes service as Chairman of the Committee on Research ofthe American Bar Association Section on Criminal Law;chairman of the Criminal Law Section of the Association ofAmerican Law Schools; director of the A.B.A.'s comparativestudy of Criminal Justice Standards for New York; director andconsultant for the Federal Judicial Center study on Admissionsand Discipline of Attorneys in Federal Courts; consultant on theimplementation of criminal justice standards to the Institute ofJudicial Administration; and consultant to the United StatesState Department, the Department of Health, Education andWelfare, and the White House Special Action Office on DrugAbuse Prevention. He received an LL.M. from New York Uni-versity in 1951 after receiving a B.A. in 1947 and a J.D. (withdistinction) in 1950 from the University of Michigan.
Samuel J. M. Donnelly. Samuel J. M. Donnelly received his A.B.degree from Fordham University, his LL.B. from Harvard, andhis LL.M. from New York University. After serving as LawSecretary to the Honorable Nathan L. Jacobs, Associate Justiceof the New Jersey Supreme Court, he was appointed as a Teach-ing Fellow at Harvard. Mr. Donnelly is a Professor of Law atYork University, and his J.D. degree from N.Y.U. Law School.
Robert J. Egan. Robert J. Egan received his B.S. degree from George-town University, and his M.A. and LL.B. degrees from Yale Uni-versity. He was appointed to the first advisory committee toNew York City's Department of Consumer Affairs in 1969, andhas served as Deputy Commissioner for Legal Affairs of thatdepartment since 1974. From 1965 to 1968, while in privatepractice in New York City, he was a consultant to the federalOffice of Economic Opportunity, and from 1968 to 1974, wasgeneral counsel to the New York Urban Coalition. Mr. Egan isa member of the Board of Directors of Manhattan Legal ServicesCorp.
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David J. Ellis. David J. Ellis is currently the executive director ofthe fund for Modern Courts, Inc. He received his B.A. in 1964from Cornell University, a C.E.P. from the University of Paris in1965, and a J.D. from the University of Pennsylvania in 1969.Upon graduation, he became associated with the New York Cityfirm of Shearman and Sterling, where he practiced until Sep-tember, 1973. Mr. Ellis is a former adjunct instructor of busi-ness law at Fordham University, and has done volunteer workwith community law offices in Harlem.
S. William Green. S. William Green received his B.A. degree fromHarvard University in 1950 and his LL.B. degree from HarvardLaw School in 1953. After serving as law secretary to the lateJudge George T. Washington of the Court of Appeals for theDistrict of Columbia, he entered private practice as an attorneyin New York City. He served as Chief Counsel for New York'sJoint Legislative Committee on Housing and Urban Develop-ment from 1961 to 1964, and was elected to the New YorkState Assembly for three terms from 1964 to 1970. As a memberof the Assembly, he was the Vice-Chairman of the Joint Legis-lative Committee on Housing and Urban Development, andserved on the City of New York, Health, and Housing Committeesas well. Presently Administrator of the New York RegionalOffice of the Department of Housing and Urban Development,a position he has held since 1970, he is also Chairman of theFederal Regional Council, Region 11, and is an ex officio Com-missioner of the Tri-State Regional Planning Commission.
James D. Hopkins. James D. Hopkins received his A.B. from ColumbiaCollege and his LL.B. from Columbia Law School. After prac-ticing law, he was elected County Executive of New York's West-chester County. Thereafter, he was elected County Judge ofWestchester, and then, Justice of the Supreme Court. He hasserved by designation of the Governor as an Associate Justice ofthe Appellate Division, Second Department since 1962. JusticeHopkins was elected Chairman of the Judicial Section of theNew York Bar Association in 1969, and is Chairman-Elect of theExecutive Committee of the Appellate Judges Conference ofthe American Bar Association. He is also director of the NationalCollege of the State Judiciary, and is Chairman of the AdvisoryCommittee on Appellate Administration of the American BarFoundation Project.
Dennis A. Kendig. Dennis A. Kendig received his J.D. from Yale LawSchool in 1973, and his B.A. from De Pauw University in 1969.After two years with the New York firm of Kaye, Scholer, Fier-man, Hays, & Handler, he is now associated with the Los Angelesfirm of Agnew, Miller and Carlson.
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Josephine Y. King. Josephine Y. King is a professor of law at HofstraUniversity. She received a B.A. degree from the University ofPennsylvania, an M.A. and Ph.D. from Bryn Mawr College, anda J.D. (cum laude) from the State University of New York atBuffalo School of Law, where she was the first woman to serveas editor-in-chief of the Buffalo Law Review. Dr. King is theauthor of numerous law review articles in the fields of civil pro-cedure, judicial administration, medical malpractice, no-faultaccident reparations, torts and conflict of laws. She has servedas consultant to the state legislature in drafting the No-FaultAutomobile Compensation Law and has completed a study, undercommission of the Judicial Conference of the State of New York,on accelerating personal injury litigation. Professor King is amember of the American Law Institute and Director of the pro-gram in Judicial Administration at Hofstra.
Jacob Mishler. Jacob Mishler received his B.S. degree from NewYork University, and his J.D. degree from N.Y.U. Law School.After practicing law for twenty-five years, he was elevated to thebench as a Justice of the New York State Supreme Court. Ap-pointed as a United States District Judge in the Eastern Districtof New York in 1960, he has been the Chief Judge of that Dis-trict for the last five years.
Eleanor Holmes Norton. Eleanor Holmes Norton graduated fromAntioch College in 1960, received her M.A. in American Studiesfrom Yale University in 1963, and her LL.B. from Yale Law Schoolin 1964. After serving as law clerk to Judge Leon Higgenbothamof the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, she was a constitutionallawyer in practice on the staff of the American Civil LibertiesUnion. Currently Chairperson of the New York City Commis-sion on Human Rights, she was originally appointed by MayorJohn Lindsay in 1970, and was reappointed by Mayor AbrahamBeame in 1974.
Alice L. O'Donnell. Alice L. O'Donnell attended the University ofSouthern California and the University of Washington beforereceiving her LL.B. degree from George Washington University.She served on the staff of the Attorney General of the UnitedStates and on the staff of Mr. Justice Tom C. Clark. Ms.O'Donnell is a Division Delegate to the A.B.A.'s House of Dele-gates, and was formerly a Chairperson of the American BarAssociation's Division of Judicial Administration. She is presentlyDirector of the Federal Judicial Center's Division of Inter-JudicialAffairs.
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Inez Smith Reid. Inez Smith Reid is an associate professor of politicalscience at Barnard College. She received her B.A. from TuftsUniversity in 1959, an LL.B. from Yale Law School in 1962, anM.A. in Political Science from U.C.L.A. in 1963, and a Ph.D. fromColumbia University in 1968 in the area of Public Law and Gov-ernment. Professor Reid has previously taught at Brooklyn andHunter Colleges of the City University of New York, the StateUniversity of New York at New Paltz, and the Ecole Nationalede Droit et d'Administration, Congo-Kinshasa (now Zaire). Sheserves as chairperson of the Executive Committee of the AntiochCollege Board of Trustees, as a trustee for the Citizens ResearchFoundation, and has completed four years as Executive Directorof the Black Women's Community Development Foundation.Ms. Reid has authored numerous works, including TogetherBlack Women, and serves on the editorial boards of Civil Liber-ties Review and Synthesis.
Eric J. Schmertz. Eric J. Schmertz is a Professor of law at HofstraUniversity. He received his A.B. in 1948 from Union Collegebefore receiving a J.D. from New York University in 1954. Pro-fessor Schmertz is a public member of the New York City Officeof Collective Bargaining, and serves as impartial chairman undercollective bargaining agreements between the City of New Yorkand the Uniformed Firefighters and Fire Officer Associations. Heis a professional arbitrator with several industries and among hismany affiliations is membership in the National Academy ofArbitrators and the American Arbitration Association NationalArbitration Panel.
Neil T. Shayne. Neil T. Shayne, a graduate of Brooklyn Law School,is a senior partner with the Mineola, New York law firm of Shayne,Dachs, Weiss, Kolbrener, Stanisci, and Harwood. He is programchairman and co-director of the Adelphi University-New YorkLaw Journal sponsored "Introduction to Court Management," amember of the faculty of the Institute of Court Management, andauthor of the book, Making a Personal Injury Practice Profitable.Mr. Shayne authors a regular column in the New York Law Jour-nal, entitled "Economics and the Law."
John Shurtleff. John Shurtleff received his B.A. degree from HarvardUniversity where he majored in Greek, Latin, and Sanskrit, andhis LL.B. degree from Columbia University. After serving foreleven years as an associate with a major New York City lawfirm, he was appointed Secretary and Counsel of the AssociatedHospital Service of New York in 1959. In 1971, he was designatedVice President, Secretary and Counsel of Blue Cross and Blue
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Shield of Greater New York. He has been a trustee of KeanCollege of New Jersey (one of the eight state colleges of NewJersey) since 1972, and is presently Chairman of the Board ofTrustees of that college.
Joseph P. Zammit. Joseph P. Zammit received his A.B. degree magnacum laude from Fordham University in 1968, graduated from Har-vard Law School cum laude in 1971, and received an LL.M. fromNew York University in 1974. After graduating from Harvard, Mr.Zammit worked as an associate for the New York firm of Reavis& McGrath. He is currently an assistant professor of law at St.John's University.
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Italic type indicates discussion.Boldface type indicates cases noted.
Aaron Brothers, 859-60Abrams v. Woods, 891Abruzzo v. City of New York, 461Aiello v. Hansen, 142, 145Aiken v. Clary, 165Alameda Oil Co. v. Ideal Basic Industries,
192Albright v. Town of Manlius, 807Albroza, In re, 549Alee v. City of New York, 459Alexander v. Gardner-Denver Co., 166,
620Alice Chalmers Mfg Co. v. N.L.R.B., 614American Jewish Congress v. Carter, 808American Pipe and Constr. Co. v. Utah,
195, 197American School of Magnetic Healing v.
McAnnulty, 89Amherst Growth Study Committee, Inc.
v. Board of Appeals of Amherst, 802Amos Treat & Co. v. SEC, 757Amperex Electroic Corp., 863Anderson v. Dunn, 848Anderson v. MacDuff, 60, 555Anderson v. Minneapolis St. P. & S. St.
M.R.R. Co., 493, 889Andrews v. Drew Mun. Separate School
Dist., 145Antibiotic Antitrust Actions, in re, 200Antrobus v. Board of Zoning Appeals, 808Anzalone, Valentine J., 61Arbitration Between Polemis and Furness,
Withy & Co., In re, 889Arnett & Kennedy, 650
Ascencio v. City of New York, 460Associated Press v. Walker, 441Association of Data Processing Service
Organizations v. Camp, 810Atlantic Rayon Corp. v. Goldsmith, 158,
164Austin, Leonard E., 56
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Barr & Beards, Inc. v. Oleg Cassini, Inc.,160
Babcock v. Jackson, 650Bailey, Stanley E., 55, 65
Baker v. Carr, 808Ballard v. Superior Court, 416, 417
Barnes v. State, 734Bartlett v. State, 883Battalla v. State, 650Battle v. Municipal Housing Auth., 192Baxter v. Turner, 458Bayport Civic Assoc. v. Koehler, 806-07Bayview Gen. Hosp. v. Associated Hosp.
Serv. of New York, 215Beatty v. Hults, 570Bebchick v. Public Util. Comm'n, 180Beck v. Tofany, 598Bell v. Alabama, 832Bell Aerospace Co. Div. of Textrone, Inc.
v. N.L.R.B., 866Bellis v. United States, 467-486
Benedictine Hosp. v. Ingraham, 217Bennett, Harry, 53, 54Benson, Richard E., 53Benton v. Maryland, 650Bentzler v. Braun, 887, 890, 891Berland v. Mack, 192Berman v. Board of Regents in Medi-
cine, 755Bertsch v. Spears, 887Bevan v. Comm'r, 53Biancoviso v. City of New York, 461Biberias v. City of New York, 461Bischoff, Herman E., 59, 61Black v. School Comm'n, 142, 151Blackmer v. United States, 843Blattner v. Tofany, 598Blitz v. Checker Taxi Co., Inc., 885Blockburger v. United States, 868
Blonder-Tongue Laboratories, Inc. v.
University of Illinois Foundation, 198Bloom v. Associated Hosp. Serv. of New
York, 215
Bloom v. Town Board, 806, 808Blumberg v. City of Yonkers, 804
Blumberg v. Hill, 801Blumenfeld v. Board of Zoning & Appeals,
North Hempstead, 812Blunt, C. Harry, 56Board of Educ. v. State Div. of Human
Rights, In re, 142, 152
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Board of Examiners of Veterinary Medi-cine of the State of Oklahoma v.Tubbs, 739
Board of R.R. Trainmen v. Virginia exrel Virginia State Bar, 256
Boddie v. Connecticut, 16, 17, 19, 31, 193Bodzin, Stephen A., 51, 54, 58, 59, 62,
63, 71, 72, 73, 74, 76, 77, 79, 80Bolin, Wilbur F., 59Bolling v. Sharpe, 3, 7Bolm v. Triumph Corporation, 896Bonnell v. Tofany, 598Booth v. General Dynamics Corp., 189Borgia v. City of New York, 459Borowski v. Town of Clarence, 460Bouchard v. United States, 832Boykin v. Alabama, 650, 824, 825Boyle v. Tofany, 590Bradley v. Milliken, 487, 488, 489, 498,
499, 500, 501, 502, 507, 503, 504Bradley v. School Board, 23, 491, 503Bradwell v. Illinois, 4, 446Brady v. Tofany, 235, 314, 534, 598Brady v. United States, 823Branzburg v. Hayes, 67, 78, 781, 782, 783,
784, 785, 786, 787Brechner v. Inc. Village of Lake Success,
801Breithaupt v. Abram, 551, 582Brennan v. Midwestern United Life Ins.
Co., 186Breslin v. Hults, 570Brewery Workers v. P. Ballantine & Sons
Inc., 166Bridge, In Re, 785Brooks v. Rensselear County, 460Brooks v. State, 867Brooks v. Tennessee, 844, 847Brown v. Beto, 819, 823Brown v. Board of Education, 23, 24, 26,
436, 451, 487, 489, 490, 491, 492, 507, 650Brown v. Comm'r, 57Brown v. Hults, 153, 315, 570, 596Brown v. Peyton, 837Brown v. State, 403Brown v. United States, 175Browning v. Bryant, 805Bruton v. United States, 650Bryan v. United States, 829, 835Buckley v. Coyle Public School System,
151Buford v. American Fin. Co., 192Bullock v. Carter, 16, 17Burnside v. Sigler, 833
Calvin's Case, 433Camarella v. East Irondequoit School
Bd., 461Camp v. State, 464Cantrell v. Forest City Publishing Co.,
787, 789Cappallo v. Tofany, 598Cardarella v. United States, 832Carr v. Conoco Plastics, Inc., 196Cedar Rapids School Dist. v. Parr, 142Challenge Mfg. Co., 52Chambers v. Mississippi, 845, 847Chapman, Ex Parte, 472Charlemagne v. City of New York, 463Cherner v. Transitron Elec. Corp., 178Chikara v. City of New York, 458Christianson v. Chicago St. P.M. & 0.
Ry. Co., 889Christy v. United States, 828Cierpisz v. Singleton, 887Citizens for Better Govt. v. County of
Valley, 811City of Greenbelt v. Jaeger, 800City of Omaha v. Glissman, 811City of Philadelphia v. American Oil Co.,
200Clancy v. Kelley, 559Clark v. Manhatten & Bronx Surface Tr.
Operating Authority, 461Cleveland Board of Education v. LaFleur,
8, 9, 10, 11, 146Cohan v. Comm'r, 55, 56Cohen v. Beneficial Loan Corp., 180, 181Cohen v. Chesterfield County School Bd.,
8Colenian v. Kelly, 556Coleman, Application of, 90Coles v. Peton, 425Collins v. Northwest Orient Airlines, 532Comm'r v. Sullivan, 52Comm'r v. Tellier, 59Commonwealth v. Bighom, 174Commonwealth v. Evans, 836Commonwealth v. Heller, 734Commonwealth v. McKay, 410Commonwealth v. West, 174Commonwealth Coatings Corp. v. Con-
tinental Cas. Co., 156, 157, 160, 161, 162Compco Corp. v. Day Brite Lighting, Inc.,
37-50Confiscation Cases, In Re, 88Conklin, Application of, 556
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Connors v. Tofany, 597Consolidated Box Co. v. Penn, 895Cook v. Town of Nassau, 588Cortez v. United States, 819Corwin, Jr., Thomas E., 755Cotler Drugs, Inc. v. Chas. Pfizer & Co.,
180Cox Broadcasting Corp. v. Cohn, 118,
789, 790Crawford v. State, 410Cremona, Leonard F., 56Cross Properties, Inc. v. Gimbel Bros.,
Inc., 163, 164Crowley v. City of New York, 455Cruz v. Estelle, 191Cumberland Shoe Corp., 859Curcio v. United States, 477Curtis Publishing Co. v. Butts, 441Cushman v. Tofany, 598C.W.A. v. A.T. & T. Co., Long Lines Dept.,
142, 143, 153
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Dandridge v. Williams, 16, 22, 29Data Processing Service v. Camp, 650Daum v. Meade, 807, 808David v. Granger, 587Davidson v. New York City Housing
Auth., 463Davis v. Alaska, 415, 418, 421, 422, 423Davis v. Board of School Commissioners,
494, 497Davis v. United States, 175Davis, Harold H., 61DeFunis v. Odegaard, 22, 27Dekar Industries, Inc. v. Bissett Berman
Corp., 38DeLawder v. Warden, 418Demor, Inc., 54, 61Dent v. West Virginia, 734Dessenberg v. American Metal Forming
Co., 142, 150DeVito v. Aylward, 592Dias v. Eden Township Hosp. Dist., 451Diernfeld v. People, 445Dietrich, Marvin L., 58, 61Dillon v. Humphreys, 891Dixie Cup Div. of Am. Can Co., 861Dixon v. United States, 175, 177Dodd v. Comm'r, 57Dodems, Horace E., 56Dole v. Dow Chemical Co., 650Dolgow v. Anderson, 178, 192, 194Dorszynski v. United States, 868, 873
Doubins v. Tofany, 598Douglaston Civic Ass'n. Inc. v. Galvin,
650, 795-818Downey v. Incorporated Village of Ardsley,
801Downs, William Tiffin, 54, 56Dred Scott v. Sanford, 4Drexel & Co. v. Hall. 200Dukes v. Warden, 833Dunbar v. Dunbar, 155Durant v. United States, 170Durham v. United States, 444Dusaw v. State Veterinary Bd., 743Dziedzic v. St. John's Cleaners and Shirt
Launderers, Inc., 894
E
Eagle Vending Corp. v. Board of Ed.,459
East Camelback Homeowners Ass'n v.Arizona Foundation for Neurology &Psychology, 811
Eckerson v. MacDuff, 556Eisen v. Carlisle & Jacquelin, 18, 21, 178-
203Eisenstadt v. Baird, 6, 9, 151Elle v. Neenan, 807Ellis v. Bell Aerospace Corp., 913Ellis v. Ellis, 484Erickson v. Dilgard, 126, 127Escobedo v. Illinois, 584Escott v. Barchris Constr. Corp., 200Esquivel v. State, 418Estate of Brooks, In re, 125, 126Estes v. Texas, 782Evans, Madge H., 54Every v. County of Ulster, 461
F
Farkas v. School Dist., 142Fay v. Noia, 650Feder v. Harrington, 192Feinstein, In re, Barry, 926Feldman v. Nassau Shores Estate, 796,
806, 807Ferreri v. Tofany, 597Finocchairo v. Kelly, 583-600Fiorentino v. Comm'r, 53, 54Firemen's Fund Ins. Co. v. Flint Hosiery
Mills, Inc., 158, 163Fisher v. United States, 56Fitzpatrick v. International Ry. Co., 895Flast v. Cohen, 809
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Folker v. Johnson, 56Forest Hills Gen. Hosp. v. Associated
Hosp. Serv. of New York, 215Fortner Enterprises, Inc. v. United States
Steel Corp., 188Four Seasons Sec. Laws Litig., In re, 189Frank v. Mangum, 843Franks Bros. Co. v. N.L.R.B., 858-59Freeman, Jr., Robert Leonard, 756Frontiero v. Richardson, 4, 5, 7-8, 11, 12,
13, 14, 145Fuentes v. Shevin, 924Fuller v. Oregon, 18, 20Furman v. Georgia, 118
G
Galpin v. Page, 843Ganger v. Peyton, 88Garden District Property Owners Ass'n v.
City of New Orleans, 802, 804, 811Garland v. Torre, 783Geduldig v. Aiello, 141-54Gelbman v. Gelbman, 650General Motors Corp. v. City of New
York, 178, 183Georgetown College, Application of the
President and Directors, 124, 125Gerrard v. State, 416Gersyl Corp. v. City of New York, 463Gertz v. Robert Welch, Inc., 442, 787, 788Gideon v. Wainwright, 649, 650, 868Gilbert v. California, 584, 586Gilbert v. General Elec. Co., 141, 142, 149,
150, 153Giles v. Maryland, 413Gillespie v. United States Steel Corp.,
181Gilmore v. City of Montgomery, 29Gino, George W., 51-80Glenn Cove Municipal Civil Service
Comm'n. v. Glen Cove N.A.A.C.P., 339,808
Glidden v. Harrington, 155Gnoj v. City of New York, 460Goddard, Charles R., 66, 67Goesaert v. Cleary, 4, 446Goglas v. New York City Housing Auth.,
461Goldberg v. Kelly, 16, 650Goldstein v. California, 44Gomez v. Perez, 3Gompers v. Bucks Store and Range Com-
pany, 848Gordon v. United States, 173, 174, 421
Gordon, Harry, 482Gore v. United States, 868Gorgia v. City of New York, 650Graham v. Richardson, 3, 11Grant v. City of Rochester, 463Grant v. United States, 474Green v. County School Bd., 492Green v. Wolf Corp., 192Greenspan, Louis, 55, 65Griffin v. California, 172Griffin v. Illinois, 3, 15, 16, 31, 649Griffin v. United States, 88Griggs v. Duke Power Co., 147, 148, 149,
153Griswold v. Connecticut, 6, 9, 123, 442, 789Grosjean v. American Press Co., 781Guy v. State, 411
H
Haber v. Board of Estimate, 804Hackensack Water Co. v. Village of Nyack,
460Hackett v. General Host Corp., 182Hal E. Roach Studios, 52Hale v. Henkel, 470, 471, 472, 473Haman, Richard, 54Hamilton v. McPherson, 895Hammond v. Powell, 191Hammond & Irving, Inc., 860Hansberry v. Lee, 188, 189, 191Harper v. Virginia Bd. of Elections, 3, 15,
17, 31Harrigan v. Fletcher, 548, 556Harroun, Ray, 53, 61Hart v. Community School Board, 496Hassan v. Magistrates Court, 90Hattem v. Silver, 801Hawaii v. Standard Oil Co., 188Hayes, John Michael, 55Haynie v. United States, 868Heidtman v. MacDuff, 556Henderson v. United States, 897Henderson, Martha E., 66, 67, 68, 70Hendrix, Walter W., 54, 64Herbst & International Telephone &
Telegraph Corp., 182Hertz v. Woodman, 407Hilliard v. Beto, 828Hogan v. City of Cohoes, 461Hoggard v. United States, 58, 62, 63Hohmann v. Packard Instr. Co., 200Holmes v. City of New York, 463Holmes v. Conway, 843Horan v. Board of Appeals, 807
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Horigh, Walker B., 65Horowitz v. Village of Monticello, 458Hotel Telephone Charges, In re, 200Hoyt v. Florida, 4Huff v. N.D. Cass. Co., 195Humphreys v. State, 406Hutchison v. Lake Oswego School Dist.,
142, 152Hutch v. Southern Pacific Co., 656
1
Illinois v. Allen, 842, 845-46Illinois v. Harper & Row Publish., Inc.,
196Imhoff, Joseph J., 65Inman, Alsen E., 53Isserman, In re, 284International Artists, Ltd., 61, 62, 66, 68,
69, 70, 76
J
J.P. Stevens & Co. v. Rytex Corp., 155-67
Jackson v. Denno, 650Jenness v. Fortson, 865Jentzen v. Tofany, 598Johannes v. City of New York, 454Johnsen v. Pike Corp., 924Johnson v. Beto, 827Johnson v. Boldman, 91Johnson v. City of Fairmont, 896Johnson v. Johnson, 163Johnson v. State, 409Johnson v. Zerbst, 841Johnston v. Jenczka, 602Jones v. Dague, 887Jones v. Lee Way Motor Freight, 148Jones v. United States, 831Joy Silk Mills, Inc. v. N.L.R.B., 859June v. Tofany, 596Jungerson v. Ostly & Barton Co., 40
K
Kahan v. Rosentiel, 194Kahn v. Shevin, 12, 13, 14Kate v. Kittle, 413Katz v. Carte Blanche Corp., 182, 189,
197, 198Kavanagh v. Butorac, 887, 891, 897Keifer & Keifer v. Reconstruction Fin.
Corp. & Regional Agricultural CreditCorp., 450
Kercheval v. United States, 824, 825Kewanee Oil Co. v. Bicron Corp., 37-50
Keyes v. School District No. 1, 488, 495,496, 505, 506
King v. Kansas City S. Indus., Inc., 182Klein v. City of New York, 462Knaup v. MacDuff, 556Knickerbocker Textile Corp. v. Sheild-
Lynn Inc., 161Knight v. Board of Educ., 193Kohn v. Royall, Koegel & Wells, 181,
182-83, 191Korematsu v. United States, 3, 22Kom v. Franchard Corp., 180, 182, 186Kramer v. Tofany, 597Krulewitch v. United States, 172, 426
L
Labady, In re, 443LaBuy v. Howes Leather Co., 718LaFleur v. Cleveland Bd. of Educ., 8Laird v. Tatum, 155, 156Lamb v. United Sec. Life Co., 192Lambert v. State, 826Larkin v. Withrow, 751, 752LaRocco v. City of New York, 463Lassiter v. Turner, 822Lear, Inc. v. Adkins, 38, 45-46, 52Lee v. City Brewing Corp., 891Lee v. State, 403, 416Lefferts General Hosp., Inc. v. Associated
Hosp. Serv. of New York, 215Lefton v. City of Hattiesburg, 255Leopold v. Tofany, 584, 598LeRoy v. Gillis, 61Levi Strauss & Co., 861Levien v. Board of Zoning Appeals of the
Inc. Village of Russell Gardens, 808Lewis v. Rowland, 891Lido Beach Civic Ass'n, Inc. v. Board of
Zoning Appeals of the Town of Hemp-stead, 796, 802, 803, 807
Lillo v. Board of Educ., 142Lindaver, Louis, 53Linden Lumber Division, Summer & Co.
v. N.L.R.B., 853-66Lindsey v. Normet, 16, 17Lindsley v. Natural Carbonic Gas Co., 16Lockabey, Theodore E., 53Long Island Jewish Medical Center, In re,
216Lorton, Spencer D., 54Loughran v. City of New York, 453Lovell v. City of Griffin, .781Loving v. Virginia, 22Lubin v. Panish, 16
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Luck v. United States, 173, 174Lundin v. Hults, 571Lynn v. State, 410
M
MacAlister v. Guterma, 715Machibroda v. United States, 824, 825Mack v. Florida St. Bd. of Dentistry, 753,
757Madison Avenue Hosp., In re, 216Maines v. Tofany, 597Mal Brothers Contracting Company, In
re, 480, 486Mallory v. Hogan, 581Malter, Richard L., 56Manley v. Tofany, 595Manor Woods Ass'n v. Randol, 796, 803,
807Mapp v. Ohio, 650Marbury v. Madison, 89, 511Marcus v. Village of Mamaroneck, 801Martin v. City of Struthers, 781Mauney v. Gulf Refining Co., 889, 890Mayor of Philadelphia v. Educational
Equity League, 22, 29Mayrath v. Comm'r, 56Mays v. Dealers Transit, Inc., 890Maxfield v. Tofany, 597McCahill v. New York Transp. Co., 889McCarthy v. United States, 826McCaulley, Russell, 56McCord v. Fletcher, 548McDonald v. City of Spring Valley, 460McDonald v. Goldstein, 91McGee v. United States, 868, 880McGowan v. Maryland, 443McKane v. Durston, 649McLaughlin v. Florida, 22McMann v. Richardson, 823, 832-33McNabb v. United States, 879McPhaul v. United States, 477Medical Arts Sanatorium, Inc., In re, 216Memorial Hospital v. Maricopa County,
11Menard v. Mitchell, 774Menard v. Saxbe, 7, 12, 13, 20, 22, 28, 774,
776, 777-78Michelson v. United States, 419, 420Mid Island Hosp. v. Wyman, 215, 216Milberg v. Western Pac. R.R., 194Miller v. Dassler, 807Miller v. Incorporated Village of East Hills,
796, 803, 806, 807Miller v. Mackey Int'l, Inc., 194
Miller v. Miller, 19, 72, 887, 897Miller, William Carl, 756Milliken v. Bradley, 22,23,24, 25,487-515Milliken v. Stone, 88Milliken Woolens, Inc. v. Weber Knit
Sportswear, Inc., 160Millstone v. O'Hanlon Reports, Inc., 22,
184Mistler v. Tofany, 312, 597Missouri ex rel Hurwitz v. North, 751Mitchell v. Robinson, 165Mitchell v. W.T. Grant Co., 924Monroe v. Board of Commissioners, 493Montana v. Incorporated Village of Lyn-
brook, 458Moore v. Burchell, 796, 806, 807Moore v. MacDuff, 73, 556Morris v. United States, 833Morrissey v. Brewer, 8, 650, 844-45Moses v. Kennedy, 89Moundsville Gen. Hosp. v. West Virginia
Hosp. Serv., 214Mount v. McCellan, 885, 896Mower v. Inhabitants of Leicester, 450Mt. Sinai Hosp. v. Ingraham, 218Mueller v. Anderson, 803, 807Mullane v. Central Hanover Bank & Trust
Co., 186, 187, 189, 190Muller v. Oregon, 4Murphy v. Houma Well Serv., 656Murphy v. Village of Ft. Edward, 460Murray v. City of New York, 460-462Murray v. Tofany, 595
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NAACP v. Button, 786Nankin Hosp. v. Michigan Hosp. Serv., 214National Auto Brokers Corp. v. General
Motors Corp., 193National Org. For Women v. State Div.
of Human Rights, 808National Petroleum Refiners Ass'n. v.
F.T.C., 864National Tube Co. v. Eastern Tube Co.,
43Neponsit Propty. Owners Ass'n. v. Emi-
grant Industrial Savings Bank, 803-04Neville v. Mitchell, 896Nevitt, In re, 849
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Newburger v. Rose, 158Newi v. Comm'r, 60, 61, 71, 72Newman v. Delta Air Lines, Inc., 142Newman v. United States, 89New York Times Co. v. Sullivan, 441, 781,
787New York Times Co. v. United States,
781, 785, 787Nickels v. State, 406N.L.R.B. v. American Insurance Co., 614N.L.R.B. v. Boss Manufacturing Co., 614N.L.R.B. v. Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co.,
860N.L.R.B. v. Davidson, 614N.L.R.B. v. Gissel Packing Co., 854, 857,
860-63N.L.R.B. v. Wooster Division of Borg-
Warner, 614Noland v. Comm'r, 56North Carolina v. Alford, 824North Shore Beach Property Owners
Ass'n. v. Town of Brookhaven, 803-04Norwood Heights Improvement Ass'n. Inc.
v. Mayor & City Council of Baltimore,800
Noth v. Scheurer, 891
0
O'Brien v. Barnes Building Co. Inc., 811O'Connell, Paul J., 55O'Dea v. Tofany, 598O'Lear v. City of Yonkers, 463Olesen v. Trust Co. of Chicago, 729Oliver, In Re, 176, 844, 847Olvey v. Calizona Land & Cattle Co., 734O'Neal v. Southern Carbon Co., 896Ormento v. United States, 842, 846Ortwein v. Schwab, 18, 19, 20Osborne, In the Matter of, 125Ostapowicz v. Johnson Bronze Co., 191,
192Overseas Tankship (U.K.) Ltd. v. Morts
Dock & Engineering Co., Ltd., 889Oyama v. California, 3Oyler v. Boles, 81
P
Pace College v. Commission on HumanRights of City of New York, 531
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Palmer v. Thompson, 22, 29Palsgraf v. Long Island R.R. Co., 889, 890Pandoliano v. New York City Transit
Auth.. 461Pangburn v. CAB, 757Paradiso v. United States, 827, 829, 835Parker v. North Carolina, 823Parsons Sanitarium, Inc., In Re, 216Pattison v. Corby, 800Pavesick v. New England Life Ins. Co., 434Peabody v. Norfolk, 47Pearl River Corporation, In Re, 216Pearson v. Dodd, 117, 790Peet Stock Remedy Co. v. McMullen, 734Pekar v. Westchester County Playland
Comm'r, 464Pendrell v. Chatham College, 145People v. Abbott, 403, 410People v. Aiss, 822People v. Ashby, 566People v. Bachner, 558People v. Barnes, 547People v. Butts, 566People v. Beagle, 174People v. Belcher, 549People v. Bellia, 566People v. Benson, 404People v. Biester, 557People v. Blowers, 587People v. Bouton, 595People v. Brewster, 549People v. Brick, 593People v. Bronzino, 565People v. Bump, 587People v. Butor, 592People v. Cain, 839People v. Campbell, 819-838People v. Carter, 558People v. Conley, 117People v. Cook, 565People v. Coppock, 555, 558People v. Craft, 584-85People v. Craig, 826People v. Criss, 559People v. Dailey, 595People v. Davidson, 558, 819-838People v. DeFreitas, 740People v. Dennis, 547People v. Dietz, 557, 566People v. Doe, 91People v. Domagala, 545People v. Donaldson, 590, 591People v. Donovan, 584People v. Dorsey, 91
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People v. Douglas, 558People v. Dreusike, 826People v. Duffy, 168, 169, 176People v. Duran, 589People v. Dusing, 591People v. Eilers, 403People v. Evans, 594People v. Fielder, 593People v. Flynn, 587People v. Fox, 549, 566, 592People v. Gainey, 589People v. Gersewitz, 649People v. Goedkoop, 565People v. Goho, 547People v. Granello, 828People v. Guilford, 569People v. Gursey, 583-84, 600People v. Hellwig, 566People v. Hemleb, 559People v. Herzog, 588People v. Hoffman, 567People v. Hust, 593People v. lanniello, 584People v. John Smith, 551People v. Kaeppel, 589People v. Kalan, 649People v. Kaplan, 740People v. Kessler, 559People v. Kovacik, 558People v. Krstovich, 91People v. LaRose, 566People v. Lawrence, 593People v. Leis, 569People v. Lesinski, 558People v. Lottko, 558People v. Lovejoy, 566People v. Mallard, 170People v. Malone, 565People v. Manning, 569People v. Marriott, 590People v. Marzulli, 590People v. Matthews, 566People v. Mazza, 90People v. McAnarney, 565People v. McCann, 595People v. McConnell, 557, 568People v. McDonough, 593, 594People v. McFarren, 565People v. McLaren, 586People v. Meikrantz, 592, 593People v. Merriott, 567People v. Messinger, 595People v. Moore, 168People v. Morgan, 565People v. Morris, 591
People v. Moscove, 740People v. Noble, 583People v. O'Donnell, 569People v. O'Neil, 549People v. Paddock, 586-87People v. Pardee, 547People v. Pfendler, 565People v. Pieniazek, 559, 566People v. Picciotti, 822People v. Porter, 589People v. Pullman, 558People v. Richlin, 594People v. Ridley, 590People v. Roman, 822People v. Rochin, 551People v. Rodriguez, 587People v. Rosenberg, 566People v. Rudd, 594People v. Rue, 548People v. Russell, 417People v. Sandoval, 168-177People v. Sansalone, 558People v. Segar, 591People v. Selikoff, 819-838People v. Shields, 566People v. Singer, 565People v. Smith, 172People v. Sorg, 558People v. Sorge, 168People v. Spears, 549People v. Stephens, 409People v. Stevens, 826People v. Stover, 650People v. Stratton, 557, 586People v. Strauss, 549People v. Suchocki, 586People v. Sweeney, 585People v. Tannenbaum, 561People v. Taylor, 548People v. Tyree, 592People v. Utica Daw's Drug Co., 93People v. Van Tuyl, 589People v. Wagonseller, 564-65People v. Ward, 555People v. Warner, 548People v. Weaver, 545People v. Webster, 168People v. Wenceslao, 587People v. West, 819, 823, 824, 829, 835People v. Weyant, 826, 827People v. Wyner, 557, 558, 566People v. Warner, ??People v. Young, 568, 569People v. Zackowitz, 168People v. Zagorsky, 592
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People ex rel Pierce v. Howe, 545People ex rel Seagrist v. Mederer, 547People ex rel Steward v. Board of Ry.
Comm'rs., 805People ex rel Tozzi v. Doherty, 571People ex rel Welch v. Bard, 649People's Gas & Elec. Co. v. State, 895Perry v. Sunderman, 650Peterson v. City of New York, 462Philadelphia Elec. Co. v. Anaconda
Amer. Brass Co., 186Phillips v. Martin Marietta Corp., 142,
149Plessy v. Ferguson, 25, 487, 489Polston v. Metropolitan Life Ins. Co.,
191Poe v. United States, 845Pointer v. Texas, 421Point Lookout Civic Ass'n. v. Town of
Hempstead, 807Potter v. Board of Ed., 462Powell v. Alabama, 843Presbyterian Hosp. v. Ingraham, 217, 218Procaccino v. Stewart, 214, 225, 226Property Owners Ass'n. of Garden City
Estates, Inc. v. Bd. of Zoning Appealsof the Inc. Village of Garden City, 805
Prudhomme v. Hults, 567Pucino v. Tofany, 597Pugach v. Klein, 89Purdy v. City of New York, 454
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Raines v. United States, 829, 835Randy Knitwear Co. v. American Cyani-
mid Co., 650Ratner v. Chemical Bank New York
Trust Co., 195Rattner v. Trans World Airlines, 532Regina v. Mead, 468Reed v. Reed, 6-7, 8, 9, 11, 153Reid v. United States, 832Remington v. Arndt, 887Renard v. Dade County, 800Rentzer v. California Unemployment
Reynolds v. Sims, 498, 499, 509, 514, 515Rex v. Cornelius, 465Rex v. Purnell, 468, 469Richardson v. Belcher, 7Richardson v. Ramirez, 35Richerson v. Fargo, 191Richland v. Cheatham, 187
Ricks v. Budge, 122Robbins v. Tofany, 598Roberts v. Bohn, 893Robinson v. Bone, 897Robinson v. Corillard Corp., 148, 149Robinson v. Lewis, 887Robinson, Ex parte, 848Rochin v. California, 550, 551Rodney, Henry M., 55Roe v. Wade, 5, 6, 9, 31, 123, 151, 443, 789Rogers v. Peck, 843Rogers v. Schering Corp., 159Rogers v. United States, 477Rogers, Eugene J., 56Romankewiz v. Black, 887Rosenbloom v. Metromedia, Inc., 442Rosenthal v. Harnett, 602Roy v. Reid, 592Royster Guano Co. v. Virginia, 153Ruffallo, In re, 751Russell v. Men of Devon, 449, 450Russell v. United States, 868Ryan v. New York Central R.R. Co., 889Ryan Gulch Reservoir Co. v. Swartz, 896
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Sail'er Inn., Inc. v. Kirby, 446Sams v. Sams, 890San Antonio Independent School Dist.
v. Rodriguez, 18, 22, 23, 25, 31Sanchez v. City of New York, 463Sanders v. Commonwealth, 411Sandrich, Freda W., 61Sanitary Farms Dairy, Inc., 52Santobello v. New York, 819, 823, 824,
826-27Sapp, Clarence J., 52Sayre v. Abraham Lincoln Fed. Say. &
Loan Ass'n, 193Schaeffers v. Wilson, 443Schildhaus v. City of New York, 459Schmerber v. California, 551, 572, 581-82,
584, 586Schnee v. City of New York, 461Schneider v. Rusk, 7Schott, Raymond, 55, 65Schroeder v. City of New York, 186, 190Schutt v. MacDuff, 552-54Scott, Glendale 0., 58Scott v. Kelly, 559Scott v. Opelika City Schools, 142Sears Roebuck & Co. v. Stiffel Co., 37-50Selden v. Capitol Hill Southeast Citizens'
Ass'n, 800, 811
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Selling v. Radford, 284Serrano v. Priest, 437Shane v. County of Albany, 461Shankoran v. New York, City Housing
Auth., 461Shapiro v. Illinois, 31Shapiro v. Thompson, 15Shaw v. Mobil Oil Corp., 194Shayne v. Madison Sq. Garden Corp.,
182Shea v. Vialpando, 16, 17Shelton v. United States, 824, 825Shenghit, In re, 928Shields v. Hults, 570, 598Shirley Silk Co. v. American Silk Mills,
Inc., 160Shore Acres Improvement Ass'n v. Anne
Arundel County Board of Appeals, 802Siegel v. Epstein, 464Sierra Club v. Morton, 650, 880Simons Brick Co., 52Sims v. Fox, 777Skinner v. Oklhoma ex rel Williamson,
31, 150Smith, Henry C., 52Sniadach v. Family Finance Corporation,
924Snow & Sons, 862Snyder v. Harris, 200Snyder v. Massachusetts, 844, 847Society of New York Hosp. v. Associated
Hosp. Serv. of New York, 217-218Sonnier v. Ramsey, 896South Pacific Co. v. Jensen, 433Southland Hills Improvement Ass'n v.
Raine, 800Southside Hosp v. Thacher, 215Sowa v. Hults, 570, 598Spanos v. Skouras Theaters, Inc., 255,
267, 268, 269, 270, 279Spears v. Tofany, 598Spencer v. Kugler, 515Spencer v. Texas, 171Sperry v. Florida, 255, 267, 268, 269, 270Spier v. Barker, 883-97Sprogis v. United Air Lines, 149Stanley v. Georgia, 443, 781Stanley v. Illinois, 8State v. Bird, 410State v. Broussard, 410State v. Corey, 419State v. Dipietrantonio, 406State v. Driscoll, 174State v. Ehlers, 117State v. Gervais, 173
State v. Grundler, 410State v. Hawthorne, 174State v. Henderson, 418State v. Hilberg, 418State v. Jack, 403State v. Johnson, 867State v. Moore, 118State v. Ogden, 410State v. Richard, 826State v. Santiago, 171, 176State v. Sims, 418State v. Simmons, 416State v. Warford, 418, 419State v. Yowell, 493, 410State Board of Dental Examiners v. Payne,
739State ex rel Clancy v. Coiner, 835State ex rel Kaplan v. Dee, 734State ex rel Ronan v. Stevens, 88Stebbins, Harcourt M., 58Stevenson v. Stewart, 413Stone v. State, 409, 410Story v. Hults, 583-84Stovall v. Denno, 650Struksnes Construction Co., 862Styria v. Morgan, 81Subpoena Duces Tecum, In re, 478, 479,
480Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board
of Education, 493, 494, 497Szroka v. Northwestern Bell Tel. Co., 451
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Tarlton v. Saxbe, 776, 778-79Taylor v. Kelly, 559Teague v. State, 410, 418Textile Workers Union v. Lincoln Mills,
166Thaler v. Stern, 214, 225Theard v. United States, 255, 284Thill Sec. Corp. v. New York Stock Exch.,
182Thornhill v. Alabama, 781Time, Inc. v. Hill, 101, 106, 781, 786, 787,
788, 789Tinder v. Muric Operating, Inc., 88Tiru v. United States, 833Titus v. State, 403, 404Tollett v. Henderson, 833Tom Brown Drilling Co. v. Nieman, 887Town v. City of Helena, 451Town of Bedford v. Village of Mt. Kisco,
806Town of Huntington v. Town Board of
the Town of Oyster Bay, 806
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Town of North Hempstead v. Village ofNorth Hills, 805
Township of River Vale v. Town of Orange-town, 806
Trans World Airlines v. CAB, 757Travis Fabrics, Inc. v. Lee Dyeing Co. of
Johnstown, 459Tribune Review Publishing Co. v. Thomas,
783Truck Drivers Union Local No. 413 v.
N.L.R.B., 854, 856, 857Tumey v. Ohio, 163Turner v. City of New York, 462Turner v. State, 118Twining v. New Jersey, 553, 843
U
Udall v. Tallman, 148Unico v. Owen,Unitarian Universalist Church v. Shorten,
804United Airlines v. Weiner, 198United Aniline Co. v. Comm'r., 52United Press Ass'n v. Valente, 782, 786United States v. Aluminum Co. of Amer-
ica, 701United States v. Allen, 873United States v. Baker, 868United States v. Bass, 421United States v. Battaglia, 868United States v. Bentvena, 842, 843, 846United States v. Bergamo, 255United States v. Boyd, 469, 470, 472, 473,
474, 475United States v. Brasley, 479United States v. Brown, 871, 876-77, 880United States v. Carolene Products
Company, 1, 2, 5United States v. Carroll Towing Co., 888,
890United States v. Cogan, 480United States v. Cox, 89United States v. Dancy, 873United States v. Daniels, 868, 874, 882United States,v. Dellinger, 839United States v. Driscoll, 869, 877, 880United States v. Espinoza, 868United States v. Falk, 81United States v. Fleishman, 477United States v. Fleming, 89United States v. Floyd, 868United States v. George, 124United States v. Food & Grocery Bureau,
701
United States v. Harris, 421United States v. Hartford, 868, 874United States v. Hartford-Empire Co.,
701
United States v. Horton, 832United States v. Hudson, 848United States v. Ives, 839-851United States v. Kaylor, 873, 875United States v. Kras, 18, 19, 20, 21, 31,
32United States v. Looper, 845United States v. McCarthy, 828United States v. McCord, 845United States v. McKinney, 868United States v. Moore, 868United States v. Nixon, 419, 424United States v. Onassis, 480United States v. Puco, 170, 175United States v. Ramirez-Aguilar, 868United States v. Rosenberg, 868United States v. Sanchez, 173United States v. Scarpellino, 174United States v. Schwarz, 867-82United States v. Scotland Neck City
Board of Education, 497, 498United States v. Slutsky, 485, 486, 480United States v. Students Challenging
Regulatory Agency Procedures, 811United States v. Tucker, 868United States v. United Airlines, 198United States v. Weston, 868United States v. White, 475, 476United States v. Wiley, 868United States v. Wilson, 868United States Dep't. of Agriculture v.
Moreno, 16, 17, 31United States ex rel Accardi v. Shaugh-
nessy, 82United States ex rel Conyers v. Rundle,
418United States ex rel Culbreath v. Rundle,
827United States ex rel Elksnis v. Gilligan,
836, 837United States ex rel Johnson v. Russell,
833United States ex rel Rosa v. Follette, 822,
837United States ex rel Scott v. Mancusi,
833-34United Steelworkers of America v. Ameri-
can Mfg. Co., 166
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United Steelworkers of America v. Enter-prise Wheel & Car Corp., 166
United Steelworkers of America v. Warrior& Gulf Navigation Co., 166
V
Van Tassell v. New York State Comm'rof Motor Vehicles, 596
Van Wormer v. Tofany, 570, 596Verley v. City of New York, 459Vesey, Frank, 53Victoria Corp. v. Atlanta Merchandise
Mart, 801Village of Russell Gardens v. Board of
Zoning Appeals, 806Vineyard v. Hollister School Dist., 153Vitolo v. Chave, 796, 803, 806, 807Vlandis v. Kline, 8
W
Wallace v. Debron Corp., 924Walsh v. City of Detroit, 182Walters v. Harris, 828Washington Hosp. Center v. Group Hos-
pitalization, Inc., 214Water Service, Inc. v. Tesco Chemicals,
Inc., 38Watson v. Maryland, 734Weeks v. Bareco Oil Co., 200Weeks v. Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co.,
149Welch v. Helvering, 58Wenz v. Bd. of Educ., 461Wesberry v. Sanders, 865West Virginia v. Chas. Pfizer & Co., 180,
186, 189West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., 853Wetzel v. Liberty Mutual Ins. Co., 142,
151, 152Whiting v. Seavey, 799Wiesenfled v. Sec'y of Health, Educ. &
Welfare, 145
Wilder Mfg. Co., 853-66Williams v. Illinois, 15Williams v. New York, 871, 875Williams v. Oklahoma, 868, 871Williams v. Parker, 155Williams v. Tofany, 596Wills v. Metz, 460Wilson v. State, 403Wilson v. United States, 473, 474, 475Windsor Hills Improvement Ass'n. v.
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,800
Winsey v. Pace College, 531Winston Research Corp. v. Minnesota
Mining & Mfg. Co., 38Wolfson v. Solomon, 194Wood v. Freeman, 801, 806
Woods v. Smith, 886, 891Woosley v. United States, 868, 874Worchester v. Worchester Consol. St. Ry.,
155Wright v. Council of the City of Emporia,
497Wyman v. James, 16
Y
Yaffe v. Powers, 191Yick Wo v. Hopkins, 81York v. Guaranty Trust Co., 184Young, Lyndol L., 58Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer,
89
zZachary v. Chase Manhattan Bank, 191,
194Zahn v. International Paper Co., 18, 21,
200Zambroski v. Tofany, 597Zdanok v. Glidden Co., 198Zemel v. Rusk, 61, 67, 781, 782, 783
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