COMBINATIONS. See Anti-Trust Acts. COMITY. See Trading with the Enemy Act. COMPROMISE. See Admiralty, 3; Parties, 1. CONDEMNATION. See Constitutional Law, IX, 10, 11. CONDITIONS. See Public Lands, 1. CONFLICT OF LAWS. See Trading with the Enemy Act. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW. See Search Warrant. I. General, p. 719. II. Judiciary, p. 719. IV. Commerce Clause, p. 720. V. Taxing Power, p. 720. VI. First Amendment, p. 721. I. General. 1. Construction of Statute, to avoid unconstitutionally. Lewellyn v. Frick. Page. 5 238 2. Unconstitutional Statute. Status of party to attack. 510 3. Separable Statute. Constitutional part sustained without II. Judiciary. See Jurisdiction. Compensation. Duty of Congress to fix, and protection 501 III. States. See IV, IX, infra. 1. Tax on Federal Lands, for special improvements, void. Lee V. 2. Transfer Taxation, on legacy from resident decedent void 3. Id. Concurrency of taxing power of federal and state 643 473 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW-Continued. 4. Inheritance Laws of State, have no extraterritorial opera- 5. Highways. Assertion of state rights in by suit to enjoin See IX, 10, 11, infra. Page. 228 6. Federal Agency. State statute authorizing action against 638 IV. Commerce Clause. 1. Opium. Power to prevent importation and penalize con- 178 2. Grain Grading Act, of North Dakota, regulating and 4. State Corporation Excise Tax, invalid where business 6. Fraud. Expressed purpose of state license law to prevent ... 8. Builders' Combination, to withhold supplies from employ- V. Taxing Power. See III, supra; IX, X, infra. 325 295 64 1. Scope. Does not extend to matters inappropriate to en- 5 2. Narcotics. Taxation of no basis for controlling medical CONSTITUTIONAL LAW-Continued. VI. First Amendment. Liberty of Press. Right to print data from income tax re- U. S. v. Baltimore Post. VII. Fourth Amendment. 1. Search and Seizure, of unlawfully possessed wine on prem- 2. Id. Probable Cause. Id. VIII. Fifth Amendment. 1. Due Process and Self-Incrimination. Presumptions cre- 2. Statute of Limitations, when it enters into and destroys IX. Fourteenth Amendment. 1. Railroad Rates, State order fixing, lacks due process when 2. Id. Order arbitrarily lowering inadequate rates not saved 3. Street Railway Rates and Transfers. Order regulating Page. 378 388 435 178 633 39 ... 413 4. Id. Effect of accepting rate and putting in effect. Id. 7. Id. Contract, binding both public utility and city re- 8. Id. Mutuality, of contract notwithstanding power to 9. Alien Land Law. Statutory presumption that taking title 232 258 10. Condemnation of Road. Notice and opportunity for CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—Continued. 11. Id. Necessity for taking, legislative question; hearing Page. 12. Ticket Brokers. Licensing of. Weller v. New York... 319 14. Taxation. State can not tax property beyond borders in ... 203 15. Inheritance Taxes. Both transmittal and reception of Id. 19. Id. Federal Estate Tax. Need not be deducted. Id. 137 643 21. Freedom of Speech and Press, protection of by due 652 22. Seditious Publications, advocating overthrow of organized 23. Public Instruction of Children. Act compelling exceeds power of States. Pierce v. Society of Sisters... 510 24. Id. Liberty, of parents and guardians. Id. 25. Id. Private Schools, right to have patrons protected. Id. X. Sixteenth Amendment. See V, supra. 1. Legacy, of income from fund in trust, taxable to legatee, 161 .. 628 2. Subsidies granted railroad by foreign government not in- come. XI. Eighteenth Amendment. See VII, supra. Undrinkable Alcohol. Implied power to regulate or prevent 466 CONSTRUCTION. See Contracts, 1, 2; Statutes. CONTRACTS. See Constitutional Law, IX, 7, 8; Negotiable 1. With United States. Determined like private contracts. 2. Id. Sales. Government's right to reject goods must be Page. 186 3. Public Service Rates. Acceptance of not agreement to 4. Id. Successor Corporation, through foreclosure, not 5. Party in Pari Delicto, can not recover money paid in vio- Regulation of Rates. See Constitutional Law, IX. "Capital Stock," meaning of in tax act. Ray Copper Co. COURT OF CLAIMS. See Claims, 1, 7, 8. 552 373 CRIMINAL LAW. See Habeas Corpus; Narcotics; Parties, 4. 1. Certiorari. U. S. v. Gulf Ref. Co...... 542 2. Embezzlement, as ground for extradition to Mexico. 311 3. Id. Not committed by failure to pay admissions fees tax. 220 4. Nonpayment of Tax, on such fees punishable under Rev- 5. Removal Proceedings. Discharge by Commissioner not CUSTOMS. See Jurisdiction, V; Narcotics. Remission of Duties, grounds for under Tariff Act. U. S. DAMAGES. See Admiralty; Equity, 1, 2; Interstate Com- DEBTS. See Bankruptcy, 12, 13. 390 607 |