United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court, Volume 394U.S. Government Printing Office, 1969 |
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affirmed Alabama alleged amicus curiae appellant's appellees applied arc centered argued the cause Assistant Attorney Attorney General Wilson Beatrice Rosenberg Board C. A. 5th Cir California Certiorari denied Circuit claim class action coast concurring Cong Congress congressional constitutional constitutionally conviction County Court of Appeals criminal CURIAM decided decision defendant dismissed dissenting District Court election employees evidence exclusionary rule fact filed flag Fourteenth Amendment Fourth Amendment Government granted Greene County habeas corpus HARLAN held illegal Illinois inland waters International International Law Commission issue judgment jurisdiction jury JUSTICE DOUGLAS JUSTICE FORTAS Katz Louisiana ment Misc motion National NLRB Opinion parties person peti petition petitioner petitioner's plea police procedure proceedings protection purpose question Railway Labor Act remanded Reported residence requirements respondent reversed rule Solicitor General Griswold Stat statute stevedoring straight line Supp supra territorial sea Texas tion union United violation welfare writ of certiorari York
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