Law and Contemporary Problems, 14. sējums,1-2. izdevumsSchool of Law, Duke University, 1949 |
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... Congress . Thus Virginia proposed that “ no particular religious sect or society ought to be favored or established , by law , in preference to others ” —a formula which North Carolina reiterated word for word , and which New York ...
... Congress . Thus Virginia proposed that “ no particular religious sect or society ought to be favored or established , by law , in preference to others ” —a formula which North Carolina reiterated word for word , and which New York ...
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... Congress to establish a national university . James Madison also favored such a provision , but they accepted Morris's assurances that this was not necessary as the power would derive from the exclusive jurisdiction of Congress over the ...
... Congress to establish a national university . James Madison also favored such a provision , but they accepted Morris's assurances that this was not necessary as the power would derive from the exclusive jurisdiction of Congress over the ...
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... Congress to regulate the latter , the former is also within that power . With the defects and uncertainties of prior law and the need for uniform federal law in mind , Congress clearly and specifically stated the intent of the Lanham ...
... Congress to regulate the latter , the former is also within that power . With the defects and uncertainties of prior law and the need for uniform federal law in mind , Congress clearly and specifically stated the intent of the Lanham ...
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CONTEMPORARY | 1 |
FOREWORD Robert Kramer I | 3 |
LAW OR PREPOSSESSIONS? John Courtney Murray | 23 |
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