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Kimm Vs. Rosenberg

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jun 13, 1960

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  1. Hintopoulos Vs. Shaughnessy US Supreme Court · Mar 25, 1957
  2. Jay Vs. Boyd US Supreme Court · Jun 11, 1956
  3. Mcgrath Vs. Kristensen US Supreme Court · Dec 11, 1950
  4. Speiser Vs. Randall US Supreme Court · Jun 30, 1958
  5. U.S. 405 (1960) U.S. Supreme Court Kimm v. Rosenberg
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  6. U.S. 405 (1960) Kimm v. Rosenberg
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  7. the Communist Party. The Board of Immigration Appeals affirmed on the latter ground, as did the Court of Appeals. Kimm v. Hoy
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  8. the statute. The Attorney General may, of course, exercise his authority of grace through duly delegated agents. Jay v. Boyd
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  9. Lloyd Barenblatt has served a jail sentence for invoking his First Amendment rights. See Barenblatt v. United
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  10. As this is written, Dr. Willard Uphaus, as a consequence of our Page 363 U. S. 409 decision in Uphaus v. Wyman
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  11. Horace Chandler Davis, who invoked the First Amendment against the House Un-American Activities Committee. Davis v. United
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  12. the conscience of the witness or were used to obtain evidence against Page 363 U. S. 411 him. See Ullmann v. United
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  13. invocation of the privilege is a neutral act, as consistent with innocence as with guilt. We pointed out in Slochower v. Board
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  14. We re-emphasized that view in Grunewald v. United
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  15. We went further in Konigsberg v. State
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  16. Bar, 353 U. S. 252 , 353 U. S. 267 , and in Schware v. Board
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  17. Hintopoulos v. Shaughnessy
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  18. Page 363 U. S. 412 for suspension, for the exercise of that discretion, is very much a matter of law. McGrath v. Kristensen
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  19. and, on that basis, its order must stand or fall in court. Securities & Exchange Comm. v. Chenery
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  20. where post-entry misconduct is charged as the basis for deportability, the burden is the Government's. Hughes v. Tropello
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  21. Werrmann v. Perkins
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  22. sufficient evidence, that he was or had been a Communist, on which to base a finding of deportability. Cf. Slochower v. Board
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  23. a proscribed nature -- of a nature, moreover, which we assumed the State had the power directly to proscribe. Speiser v. Randall
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  24. on the exercise of the freedom of speech, in a subsequent decision, by striking down another state enactment. Smith v. California
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  25. Internal Security Act, is a harsh one whose constitutionality was upheld here only on historical grounds. See Galvan v. Press
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  26. the alien has the burden is confirmation of the correctness of these decisions. See United States ex rel. Bilokumsky v. Tod
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  27. U.S. Supreme Court Kimm v. Rosenberg
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  28. the Court of Appeals. Kimm v. Hoy
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  29. See Barenblatt v. United
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  30. the House Un-American Activities Committee. Davis v. United
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  31. See Ullmann v. United
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  32. Slochower v. Board
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  33. Grunewald v. United
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  34. Konigsberg v. State
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  35. Schware v. Board
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  36. Securities & Exchange Comm. v. Chenery
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  37. the Government's. Hughes v. Tropello
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  38. Cf. Slochower v. Board
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  39. Smith v. California
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  40. See Galvan v. Press
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  41. Bilokumsky v. Tod
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  42. Uphaus v. Wyman
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