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1.3. rezultāts no 70.
16. lappuse
... concluded that " the States sur- rendered a portion of their sover- eignty when they granted Congress the power to regulate commerce , " id . , at 191 , 12 L Ed 2d 233 , 84 S Ct 1207 , and that " [ bly empowering Congress to regulate ...
... concluded that " the States sur- rendered a portion of their sover- eignty when they granted Congress the power to regulate commerce , " id . , at 191 , 12 L Ed 2d 233 , 84 S Ct 1207 , and that " [ bly empowering Congress to regulate ...
38. lappuse
... conclude that Con- gress did not think that including the United States Government or the States within § 9601 ( 21 ) ' s ... concluded , Congress had meant only to make the States sub- ject to enforcement actions brought by the Federal ...
... conclude that Con- gress did not think that including the United States Government or the States within § 9601 ( 21 ) ' s ... concluded , Congress had meant only to make the States sub- ject to enforcement actions brought by the Federal ...
742. lappuse
... concluded that , regardless of whether Runyon v McCrary was cor- rectly decided as an initial matter in holding that § 1981 reached private con- duct , the Supreme Court would adhere to the private - conduct result . See also Jett v ...
... concluded that , regardless of whether Runyon v McCrary was cor- rectly decided as an initial matter in holding that § 1981 reached private con- duct , the Supreme Court would adhere to the private - conduct result . See also Jett v ...
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