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Machinists Vs. Street
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- Jun 19, 1961
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U.S. 740 (1961) U.S. Supreme Court Machinists v. StreetSearch
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U.S. 740 (1961) International Association of Machinists v. StreetSearch
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and the case is remanded for further proceedings. Pp. 367 U. S. 742 -775. 1. In Railway Employees' Dept. v. HansonSearch
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we noted probable jurisdiction, 361 U.S. 807. I THE HANSON DECISION We held in Railway Employees' Dept. v. HansonSearch
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Hanson v. UnionSearch
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Crowell Page 367 U. S. 750 v. BensonSearch
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N.O. R. Co. v. BrotherhoodSearch
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Ninth. See Virginian R. Co. v. SystemSearch
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Steele v. LouisvilleSearch
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arising from the application of collective bargaining agreements to particular situations. See Union Pacific R. Co. v. PriceSearch
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Elgin, J. & E. R. Co. v. BurleySearch
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with it the duty fairly and equitably to represent all employees of the craft or class, union and nonunion. Steele v. LouisvilleSearch
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Tunstall v. BrotherhoodSearch
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in favor of the earlier policy of complete individual freedom of choice. As we said in Railway Employees' Dept. v. HansonSearch
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and not passing on the merits. It was made fully aware that it was deciding these critical issues of individual right v. collectiveSearch
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by them for such political causes. However, the union shop agreement itself is not unlawful. Railway Employees' Dept. v. HansonSearch
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federal courts of jurisdiction to enjoin compliance with various mandates of the Railway Labor Act. Virginian R. Co. v. SystemSearch
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Graham v. BrotherhoodSearch
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of a class of workers who had specifically objected to the exaction of dues for political purposes. See Hansberry v. LeeSearch
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or to discriminate against an employee for such membership, a provision which was held unconstitutional in Adair v. UnitedSearch
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It was held, however, that the decisions of the Board could not be enforced by legal process. See Pennsylvania R. Co. v. UnitedSearch
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Pennsylvania R. System v. PennsylvaniaSearch
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growth of union membership or caused the unions to lose their positions as exclusive bargaining agents. See A.F. of L. v. AmericanSearch
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This Court held in Pennsylvania R. Co. v. RychlikSearch
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of the Act to participate in the National Railroad Adjustment Board. As the court said in Pigott v. DetroitSearch
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see also Rev.Proc. 61-10, 1961-16 Int.Rev.Bull. 49, April 17, 1961. Cf. Cammarano v. UnitedSearch
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The beneficiaries are all the members of the laboring force. We therefore concluded in Railway Employees' Dept. v. HansonSearch
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and Fifth Amendments be lost and we all succumb to regimentation. I expressed this concern in Public Utilities Comm. v. PollackSearch
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the practical problem Page 367 U. S. 779 of mustering five Justices for a judgment in this case. Cf. Screws v. UnitedSearch
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as the use or nonuse of any dues or assessments depends on the choice of each individual, not the group. See Hansberry v. LeeSearch
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H.R.Rep. No. 510, 80th Cong., 1st Sess., pp. 42-43) and from the courts. See Radio Officers v. LaborSearch
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could not be imposed by the state or federal government or enforced by the judicial branch of government. See Shelley v. KraemerSearch
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Relying on our decision in Railway Employees' Dept. v. HansonSearch
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and that this will violate the First, Fifth and Ninth Amendments of the Constitution. While Railway Emp. Dept. v. HansonSearch
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deprive unions of rights I think Congress tried to give them and, at the same time, in the companion case of Lathrop v. DonohueSearch
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that precisely the same First Amendment question presented here was considered and decided in Railway Employees' Dept. v. HansonSearch
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Looper v. GeorgiaSearch
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Supreme Tribe of Ben-Hur v. CaubleSearch
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Cf. Hansberry v. LeeSearch
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dismissing the complaint for failure to state a cause of action was reversed by the Supreme Court of Georgia. Looper v. GeorgiaSearch
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of the Railway Labor Act. After quoting the relevant canon for constitutional adjudication from United States v. JinSearch
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