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• catalog contributor b1756121.
• catalog contributor b1756122.
• catalog contributor b1756123.
• catalog created "1969.".
• catalog date "1969".
• catalog date "1969.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1969.".
• catalog description "Bibliographical footnotes.".
• catalog description "D. Association and action as forms of expression. NAACP v. Alabama -- Garner v. Louisiana E. Legitimate governmental interests as an element in the balance. Barenblatt v. United States -- Lathrop v. Donohue -- NAACP v. Button. -- F. The process of statutory construction. Yates v. United States -- Scales v. United States. -- III. The individual and the administration of federal justice. A. The Fourth and Fifth Amendments. Simmons v. United States -- Marchetti v. United States -- B. The process of interpretation. Societe Internationale v. Rogers -- Vitarelli v. Seaton -- Lynch v. Overholser. -- IV. Further aspects of the role of the court. A. The selection and disposition of cases-Fela and all that. Rogers v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Co. -- O'Keeffe v. Smith, etc. Associates, Inc. -- B. "Guidelines" and the decisional process. Sanders v. United States. --".
• catalog description "I. Ordered liberty in a federal system. A. Fair trial in state courts. Estes v. Texas -- Gideon v. Wainwright -- Douglas v. California -- In re Gault -- Duncan v. Louisiana. -- B. The law enforcement process in the states. Miranda v. Arizona. -- C. The relation between the state and federal judicial systems. Fay v. Noia -- Henry v. Mississippi. -- D. Substantive aspects of due process and equal protection -- herein of "one man, one vote". Reynolds v. Sims -- Avery v. Midland County -- Harper v. Virginia State Board of Elections -- Levy v. Louisiana -- Poe v. Ullman -- Griswold v. Connecticut. -- II. The First Amendment and The Fourteenth, the delicate balance. A. The free exercise of religion. Sherbert v. Verner. -- B. The dilemma of obscenity. Roth v. United States -- Ginzburg v. United States. -- C. Comment on matters of public interest. -- Time Inc. v. Hill -- Curtis Publishing Co. v. Butts. --".
• catalog description "V. The art of judging in the exercise of judicial responsibility. A. The reach of the antitrust laws: how blank is the check? United States v. Continental Can Co. -- B. Separation and allocation of the powers of the federal government. Reid v. Covert -- Katzenbach v. Morgan -- Wesberry v. Sanders -- Banco Nacional de Cuba v. Sabbatino -- VI. Coda. A. Thoughts on America-its people, its traditions, and its courts. Live and let live -- Thoughts at a dedication: keeping the judicial function in balance -- What part does the oral argument play in the conduct of an appeal? -- B. Tributes. To Emory r. Buckner -- To Joseph M. Proskauer -- To Felix Frankfurter -- To Hugo Black.".
• catalog extent "xxvii, 311 p.".
• catalog identifier "0674271254".
• catalog isPartOf "Legal studies of the William Nelson Cromwell Foundation".
• catalog issued "1969".
• catalog issued "1969.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Cambridge, Harvard University Press,".
• catalog spatial "United States.".
• catalog subject "349.73 347.3 19".
• catalog subject "Judicial opinions United States.".
• catalog subject "KF213.H33 S52".
• catalog subject "Law United States.".
• catalog tableOfContents "D. Association and action as forms of expression. NAACP v. Alabama -- Garner v. Louisiana E. Legitimate governmental interests as an element in the balance. Barenblatt v. United States -- Lathrop v. Donohue -- NAACP v. Button. -- F. The process of statutory construction. Yates v. United States -- Scales v. United States. -- III. The individual and the administration of federal justice. A. The Fourth and Fifth Amendments. Simmons v. United States -- Marchetti v. United States -- B. The process of interpretation. Societe Internationale v. Rogers -- Vitarelli v. Seaton -- Lynch v. Overholser. -- IV. Further aspects of the role of the court. A. The selection and disposition of cases-Fela and all that. Rogers v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Co. -- O'Keeffe v. Smith, etc. Associates, Inc. -- B. "Guidelines" and the decisional process. Sanders v. United States. --".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. Ordered liberty in a federal system. A. Fair trial in state courts. Estes v. Texas -- Gideon v. Wainwright -- Douglas v. California -- In re Gault -- Duncan v. Louisiana. -- B. The law enforcement process in the states. Miranda v. Arizona. -- C. The relation between the state and federal judicial systems. Fay v. Noia -- Henry v. Mississippi. -- D. Substantive aspects of due process and equal protection -- herein of "one man, one vote". Reynolds v. Sims -- Avery v. Midland County -- Harper v. Virginia State Board of Elections -- Levy v. Louisiana -- Poe v. Ullman -- Griswold v. Connecticut. -- II. The First Amendment and The Fourteenth, the delicate balance. A. The free exercise of religion. Sherbert v. Verner. -- B. The dilemma of obscenity. Roth v. United States -- Ginzburg v. United States. -- C. Comment on matters of public interest. -- Time Inc. v. Hill -- Curtis Publishing Co. v. Butts. --".
• catalog tableOfContents "V. The art of judging in the exercise of judicial responsibility. A. The reach of the antitrust laws: how blank is the check? United States v. Continental Can Co. -- B. Separation and allocation of the powers of the federal government. Reid v. Covert -- Katzenbach v. Morgan -- Wesberry v. Sanders -- Banco Nacional de Cuba v. Sabbatino -- VI. Coda. A. Thoughts on America-its people, its traditions, and its courts. Live and let live -- Thoughts at a dedication: keeping the judicial function in balance -- What part does the oral argument play in the conduct of an appeal? -- B. Tributes. To Emory r. Buckner -- To Joseph M. Proskauer -- To Felix Frankfurter -- To Hugo Black.".
• catalog title "The evolution of a judicial philosophy; selected opinions and papers of Justice John M. Harlan. Edited by David L. Shapiro.".
• catalog type "text".