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Schneiderman Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... present predominant social-chauvinists and the kautskian schools that brings their betrayal of it into prominent relief." " * * * *" "(quoting engels)" " revolution is an act in which part of the population forces its will on the other parts by means of rifles, bayonets, cannon, i.e., by most authoritative means. and ..... concealment of petitioner's communist affiliation. the government has not pressed this charge here, and we do not consider it. [ footnote 8 ] the nationality act of 1940, while enlarging the category of beliefs disqualifying persons thereafter applying for citizenship, does not, in terms, make communist beliefs or affiliation grounds for refusal ..... u. s. 279 . but because of our firmly rooted tradition of freedom of belief, we certainly will not presume in construing the naturalization and denaturalization acts that congress meant to circumscribe liberty of political thought by general phrases in those statutes. as chief justice hughes said in dissent in the macintosh case, .....

Anakapalle Co-op. Agrl. and Industrial Society Ltd., Etc. Etc. Vs. Uni ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1973SC734; (1973)3SCC435; [1973]2SCR882

..... unfortunate that nothing has been done to implement the recommendation of the commission in respect of rehabilitation presumably, we are told, because the question of nationalisation of sugar industry was under consideration. the conditions which prevailed at the time of the 1959 report and the 1965 report were different and the latest ..... fixation based on proper principles and have the prices been determined by following the correct methods and in accordance with section 3(3c) of the act?(4) what is the correct position about depreciation and rehabilitation allowance and the extent to which these have been taken into consideration in price fixation?( ..... compendiously the 'sugar producers') challenging the validity and legality of the levy sugar supply control order 1972 made under section 3 of the essential commodities act, 1955, hereinafter called the 'act' fixing the price of levy sugar in the different zones in the country and praying for various reliefs. writ petitions nos. 279 to 283 .....

United States Vs. Dionisio

Court : US Supreme Court

..... guarantees that no civilian may be brought to trial for an infamous crime "unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury." this constitutional guarantee presupposes an investigative body "acting independently of either prosecuting attorney or judge," stirone v. united states, 361 u. s. 212 , 361 u. s. 218 , whose mission is to clear the innocent, no less than page ..... v. doe (schwartz), supra, at 899-900. a grand jury has broad investigative powers to determine whether a crime has been committed and who has committed it. the jurors may act on tips, rumors, evidence offered by the prosecutor, or their own personal knowledge. branzburg v. hayes, 408 u.s. at 408 u. s. 701 . no grand jury witness is "entitled .....

Kesavananda Bharati Sripadagalvaru and ors.Vs. State of Kerala and anr ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1973SC1461; (1973)4SCC225; [1973]SuppSCR1

..... in value of the property acquired. this was the interpretation given in the bank nationalisation case even after the constitution 24th amendment act, which said that the adequacy of compensation could not be challenged. the constitution 25th amendment act states that the law no longer need provide for the giving of equivalent in ..... or confiscated "save in accordance with law" ibid (emphasis added). it also provided that the state shall own or control the key industries and services, mining resources, railways waterways, shipping and other means of public transport." ibid. according to the congress election manifesto of 1945, "the most vital and urgent of ..... took notice of the feature that constitution makers had deep knowledge of constitutions and constitutional problems of other countries.915. mr. seervai relying on british coal corporation v. king (1935) a.c. 500 submitted that in interpreting a constituent or organic statute that construction most beneficial to the widest possible .....

Sugarman Vs. Dougall

Court : US Supreme Court

..... competitive civil service and from admission to a state bar. "state legislatures are presumed to have acted within their constitutional power despite the fact that, in practice, their laws result in some inequality. a statutory discrimination will not be set aside if any state ..... -1336 or of the appellees in no. 71-1222. there is nothing in the record indicating that their status as aliens cannot be changed by their affirmative acts. page 413 u. s. 658 ii in my view, the proper judicial inquiry is whether any rational justification exists for prohibiting aliens from employment in the ..... in his objectivity." [ footnote 9 ] emphasis is placed on our decision in united public workers v. mitchell, 330 u. s. 75 (1947), upholding the hatch act and its proscription of political activity by certain public employees, and it is said that the public employer "has broad discretion to establish qualifications page 413 u. s. .....

Gateway Coal Vs. Umw

Court : US Supreme Court

..... clause, it follows that the safety dispute in the instant case must be deemed to fall within the broad arbitration clause. the dissent maintains that the federal coal mine health and safety act of 1969, 83 stat. 742, 30 u.s.c. 801 et seq., preempts the field and "displace[s] all agreements to arbitrate safety conditions." ..... the court of appeals is reversed. [ footnote 1 ] while this reduced airflow undoubtedly increased the accumulation of coal dust and flammable gas in the mine, it still exceeded the state ventilation requirement of 6,000 cubic feet per minute, pa.bituminous coal mine act, pub.l. 659 (1961), pa.stat.ann., tit. 52, 701-242(b) (1966), and the ..... to the health of workers have been of great concern to congress, its latest act being the occupational safety and health act of 1970, 84 stat. 1590, which in terms does not exclude employees who are in the coal mining business. the act looks toward increasing the quality of the environment in which employees work and of improving .....

United States Vs. Calandra

Court : US Supreme Court

..... calandra to testify in the first place under penalty of contempt necessarily "thwarts" his fourth amendment protection and "entangle[s] the courts in the illegal acts of government agents" -- consequences that silverthorne condemned as intolerable. to be sure, the exclusionary rule does not "provide that illegally seized evidence is inadmissible ..... of his files is "to thwart the [fourth and fourteenth amendments' protection] of . . . individual privacy . . . and to entangle the courts in the illegal acts of government agents." ibid. "and for a court, on petition of the executive department, to sentence a witness, who is [himself] the victim of the illegal ..... the maintenance of such fundamental rights. . . . " " * * * *" "this protection is equally extended to the action of the government and officers of the law acting under it. . . . to sanction such proceedings would be to affirm by judicial decision a manifest neglect if not an open defiance of the prohibitions of the constitution, .....

Storer Vs. Brown

Court : US Supreme Court

..... if there are other, reasonable ways to achieve those goals with a lesser burden on constitutionally protected activity, a state may not choose the way of greater interference. if it acts at all, it must choose 'less drastic means.' shelton v. tucker, 364 u. s. 479 , 364 u. s. 488 (1960)." dunn v. blumstein, 405 ..... before the primary could either be definitely disqualified from a partisan vote in the primary election or have the privilege of canceling their petition signatures by the act of casting a ballot in the primary election. and if these alternatives are unacceptable, there would remain the question whether it is essential to demonstrate community ..... at a reasonable time before election day to permit nomination papers to be verified. neither must california abandon its policy of confining each voter to a single nominating act -- either voting in the partisan primary or a signature on an independent petition. but the question remains whether signature gathering must page 415 u. s. .....

Arnett Vs. Kennedy

Court : US Supreme Court

..... because of the infinite variety of factual situations in which public statements by government employees might reasonably justify dismissal for "cause," we conclude that the act describes, as explicitly as is required, the employee conduct which is ground for removal. the essential fairness of this broad and general removal standard, ..... service, and hardly at all with tenure, promotion, removal, veterans' preference, pensions, and other subjects addressed by subsequent civil service legislation. the pendleton act provided for the creation of a classified civil service, and required competitive examination for entry into that service. its only provision with respect to separation ..... service unwarrantedly interfere with such employees' freedom of expression and deny them procedural due process. a three-judge district court held that the act and attendant regulations denied appellee due process because they failed to provide for a trial-type pre-removal hearing before an impartial official and .....

Super Tire Engineering Co. Vs. Mccorkle

Court : US Supreme Court

..... controversy, between parties having adverse legal interests, of sufficient immediacy and reality to warrant the issuance of a declaratory judgment." maryland casualty co. v. pacific coal oil co., 312 u. s. 270 , 312 u. s. 273 (1941). and since this case involves governmental action, we must ponder the broader ..... those cases, the challenged governmental action has not ceased. the new jersey governmental action does not rest on the distant contingencies of another strike and the discretionary act of an official. [ footnote 7 ] rather, new jersey has declared positively that able-bodied striking workers who are engaged, individually and collectively, in ..... presented is whether a "case" or "controversy" still exists, within the meaning of art. iii, 2, of the constitution, and of the declaratory judgment act, 28 u.s.c. 2201-2202. i a collective bargaining agreement between petitioners super tire engineering company and supercap corporation, affiliated new jersey corporations, [ footnote .....