United States Supreme Court Reports, 65. sējumsLawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1981 First series, books 1-43, includes "Notes on U.S. reports" by Walter Malins Rose. |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 93.
420. lappuse
... party . ' I write separately , however , because I disagree with Mr. Justice Stevens ' suggestion that it is an open ... party in illegally seizing evidence will not be attributed to the Government for Fourth Amendment purposes when the ...
... party . ' I write separately , however , because I disagree with Mr. Justice Stevens ' suggestion that it is an open ... party in illegally seizing evidence will not be attributed to the Government for Fourth Amendment purposes when the ...
656. lappuse
... party " - 4. The fact that a party has prevailed through settlement rather than through litigation does not weaken that party's claim to an award of attorney's fees as the " prevailing party " within the mean- ing of 42 USCS § 1988 ...
... party " - 4. The fact that a party has prevailed through settlement rather than through litigation does not weaken that party's claim to an award of attorney's fees as the " prevailing party " within the mean- ing of 42 USCS § 1988 ...
1226. lappuse
... parties to the instant case.52 The contention that a party who suc- ceeds in convincing the court to adopt a new rule should be rewarded by having the new rule applied to his case may be offset by the opposing party's contention that ...
... parties to the instant case.52 The contention that a party who suc- ceeds in convincing the court to adopt a new rule should be rewarded by having the new rule applied to his case may be offset by the opposing party's contention that ...
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