United States Supreme Court Reports, 82. sējumsLawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1986 First series, books 1-43, includes "Notes on U.S. reports" by Walter Malins Rose. |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 80.
202. lappuse
... effect 5. The United States Supreme Court need not know how unequal a state tax is before concluding that it unconstitutionally discriminates in violation of the commerce clause of the United States Constitution ( Art I , § 8 , Cl 3 ) ...
... effect 5. The United States Supreme Court need not know how unequal a state tax is before concluding that it unconstitutionally discriminates in violation of the commerce clause of the United States Constitution ( Art I , § 8 , Cl 3 ) ...
365. lappuse
... effect of a capital sen- tence than are juries . Moreover , the deterrence rationale in itself argues only for ensuring that the death sentence be imposed in a significant number of cases and remain as a potential social response to the ...
... effect of a capital sen- tence than are juries . Moreover , the deterrence rationale in itself argues only for ensuring that the death sentence be imposed in a significant number of cases and remain as a potential social response to the ...
719. lappuse
... effect of trate has signed will necessarily 13. Although specific empirical data on the systemic deterrent effect of the rule is not conclusive , the testimony of those actually involved in law enforcement suggests that , at the very ...
... effect of trate has signed will necessarily 13. Although specific empirical data on the systemic deterrent effect of the rule is not conclusive , the testimony of those actually involved in law enforcement suggests that , at the very ...
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