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Califano Vs. Goldfarb

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the district court relied on stanley and lafleur, but we declined to extend those cases into the area of a complex social insurance scheme such as this act, saying: "we think that the district court's extension of the holdings of stanley, vlandis, and lafleur to the eligibility requirement in issue here would turn the doctrine of those cases into a virtual engine of destruction for countless legislative judgments which have heretofore been thought ..... [ footnote 3/6 ] notwithstanding their illegitimacy, children need not demonstrate dependency if entitled to inherit from the insured parent under the state intestacy laws; if the decedent went through a marriage ceremony with the other parent which would have been valid but for a nonobvious legal defect; if the decedent had acknowledged the child in writing; or if he had been decreed to be ..... the first of these principles is that cases requiring heightened levels of scrutiny for particular classifications under the equal protection clause, which have originated in areas of the law outside of the field of social insurance legislation, will not be uncritically carried over into that field. ..... the next term, however, we refused to invalidate at the behest of a male property taxpayer a provision of florida law which allowed widows, but not widowers, an exemption from property taxation in the amount of $500. ..... 495 , 513 (1976), and so have been found to offend the prohibitions against denial of equal protection of the law. .....

Regents of Univ. of California Vs. Bakke

Court : US Supreme Court

..... simkins held that, under appropriate circumstances, the operation of a private hospital with "massive use of public funds and extensive state-federal sharing in the common plan" constituted "state action" for the purposes of the fourteenth amendment ..... as this court recently remarked in interpreting the 1866 civil rights act to extend to claims of racial discrimination against white persons, "the 39th congress was intent upon establishing in the federal law a broader principle than would have been necessary simply to meet the particular and immediate plight of the newly freed negro slaves ..... [ footnote 3/6 ] as senator ribicoff stated: "sometimes those eligible for federal assistance may elect to reject such aid, unwilling to agree to a nondiscrimination requirement ..... see also the railroad revitalization and regulatory reform act of 1976, 45 u.s.c ..... 18 cal.3d 34, 54-55, 553 p.2d 1152, 1166 (1976) (footnote omitted). ..... waldman, economic and racial disadvantage as reflected in traditional medical school selection factors: a study of 1976 applicants to u.s ..... . 229 (1976), which rejected the general proposition that governmental action is unconstitutional solely because it has a racially disproportionate impact, may be read as being predicated upon the view that, at least under some circumstances, title vi proscribes ..... 747 (1976), we approved a retroactive award of seniority to a class of negro truckdrivers who had been the victims of discrimination -- not just by society at large, but by the respondent in that .....

Cannon Vs. University of Chicago

Court : US Supreme Court

..... or other recipient as to whom such a finding has been made, and shall be limited in its effect to the particular program, or part thereof, in which such noncompliance has been so found, or (2) by any other means authorized by law: provided, however, that no such action shall be taken until the department or agency concerned has advised the appropriate person or persons of the failure to comply with the requirement and has determined that compliance cannot ..... or the united states (or any agency thereof), for failure to comply with any provision of this title or for discrimination on the basis of race, color, or national origin in violation of title vi of the civil rights act of 1964, or the fourteenth amendment to the constitution of the united states as they pertain to elementary and secondary education, the court, in its discretion, upon a finding that the proceedings were necessary to bring about compliance, may ..... after receiving additional briefs, the court concluded that the 1976 act was not intended to create a remedy that did ..... 697 elected representative, like other citizens, know the law; in this case, because of their repeated references to title vi and its modes of enforcement, we are especially justified in presuming both that those representatives were aware of the ..... lack of precedential support for this decision militates strongly against its extension beyond the facts of the case. cf. ..... represent an extension of that law. . ..... of powers set forth in title vi is too extensive. .....

Secretary of Interior Vs. California

Court : US Supreme Court

..... recently, the provisions of section 307 for the consistency of federal actions with the state coastal zone management programs has [ sic ] provided assurance to those concerned with the coastal zone that the law already provides an effective mechanism for guaranteeing that federal activities, including those supported by, and those carried on pursuant to, federal authority (license, lease, or permit) will accord with a rational management ..... my colleagues that we are simply making sure that the provisions of the 1976 coastal zone management act consistency amendments will continue to operate in these revised ocs procedures"). ..... the failure to have such a mechanism in the past has led to extensive litigation prior to lease sales, when onshore and environmental impacts of production ..... house 312 and 313 deleted, congressman anderson expressed his dismay: "i am deeply disappointed that the senate conferees would not accept the position of the house of representatives regarding the extension of state-established marine sanctuaries to areas under federal jurisdiction." ". . . ..... likewise, by 1976, the senate committee had taken a position favoring the extension of consistency review requirements ..... of ocs planning involves review of more extensive exploration plans submitted to interior by lessees ..... 328 version relating to extension of estuarine sanctuaries, in view of the fact that the need for such provisions appears to be rather remote and could cause problems, since they would extend beyond the .....

Garcia Vs. San Antonio Transit Auth.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the genius of our government provides that, within the sphere of constitutional action, the people -- acting not through the courts but through their elected legislative representatives -- have the power to determine, as conditions demand, what services and functions the public welfare requires ..... for example, recently the federal government has, with this court's blessing, undertaken to tell the states the age at which they can retire their law enforcement officers, and the regulatory standards, procedures, and even the agenda which their utilities commissions must consider and follow. ..... madison considered that the operations of the federal government would be "most extensive and important in times of war and danger; those of the state governments in times of peace and ..... 580 o'connor's suggested approach, precisely congruent with justice blackmun's views in 1976, when he spoke of a balancing approach which did not outlaw federal power in areas "where the federal interest is demonstrably ..... sats complied with the flsa's overtime requirements until 1976, when this court, in national league of cities, overruled maryland ..... 833 (1976), a case in which we held that congress lacked authority to impose the requirements of the fair labor standards act on state and local ..... since its decision in 1976, national league of cities has been cited and quoted in opinions joined by every member of the present ..... 833 (1976), on the grounds that it is not "faithful to the role of federalism in a democratic .....

Metro Broadcasting Vs. Fcc

Court : US Supreme Court

..... congress confronted the issue again in 1973 and 1974, when congressional committees held extensive hearings on proposals to extend the broadcast license period from three to five years and to modify the ..... underscored emphatically its support for the minority ownership policies, congress has manifested that support through a series of appropriations acts of finite duration, thereby ensuring future reevaluations of the need for the minority ownership program as the number of ..... the measures were "reasonable," and it stated that, "[i]n determining the question of reasonableness, [the legislature] is at liberty to act with reference to the established usages, customs and traditions of the people, and with a view to the promotion of their ..... we would be remiss, however, if we ignored the long history of congressional support for those policies prior to the passage of the appropriations acts because, for the past two decades, congress has consistently recognized the barriers encountered by minorities in entering the broadcast industry and has expressed emphatic support for the commission ..... (1977); and still others elect to defend their practices at ..... ascertainment of community problems by broadcast applicants, 57 f.c.c.2d 418, 419, 442 (1976); ascertainment of community problems by noncommercial educational broadcast applicants, 54 f.c.c.2d 766, 767 ..... morton hamburg, adjunct assistant professor of communications law, new york university); broadcast license renewal act: hearings on s. 16 et al. .....

Seminole Tribe of FlA. Vs. Florida

Court : US Supreme Court

..... class ii gaming is more extensively defined to include bingo, games similar to bingo, nonbanking card games not illegal under the laws of the state, and card games actually operated in particular states prior to the passage of the act. ..... 2 (civil rights attorney's fees awards act of 1976, 42 u. s. c. ..... statute law, as have been heretofore practised in this colony, shall still remain in force, until they shall 54 considering the example of massachusetts, professor nelson observes that "the clearest illustration that legislation was coming to rest on the arbitrary power of a majoritarian legislature rather than on its conformity with past law and principle was the ease with which statutes altering common law rights were enacted and repealed in the 1780s in response to changing election ..... swindler, sources and documents of united states constitutions 452 (1976).55 just as the early state 55 see also del. ..... 1976) (jones) (acknowledging that a true common-law system had not yet developed in the early colonial period); stoebuck, reception of english common law in the american colonies, 10 wm. ..... 409 , 421 (1976) (same). ..... 445 (1976), and pennsylvania v. ..... 445 (1976), to imply that 5 of the fourteenth amendment authorized congress to confer jurisdiction over cases that had been withdrawn from article iii by the eleventh amendment. ..... 445 (1976), and pennsylvania v. ..... 445 (1976), that congress could under the fourteenth amendment abrogate the states' sovereign immunity was also, we believe, misplaced. .....

Monge Vs. California

Court : US Supreme Court

..... a jury trial, with requirement of proof beyond a reasonable doubt, solely on the question whether he "knowingly cause[d] injury to another," but leave it for the judge to determine by a preponderance of the evidence whether the defendant acted intentionally or accidentally, whether he used a deadly weapon, and whether the victim ultimately died from the injury the defendant inflicted? ..... the traditional importance of that standard that dated "at least from our 737 (1975).7 it is this same traditional understanding of fundamental fairness-dating back centuries to the common-law plea of autrefois acquit and buttressed by a special interest in finality-that undergirds the double jeopardy clause.8 i respectfully dissent. ..... court clearly indicated that there had been no such failure by remarking that 'the trial court mistook the law when it did not find that the defendants [satisfied the disputed aggravator]' "); united states v. ..... nor have sentence enhancements been construed as additional punishment for the previous offense; rather, they act to increase a sentence "because of the manner in which [the defendant] committed the crime ..... 288 (1989), would bar the extension of bullington to noncapital sentencing proceedings on federal habeas review, see gaspari, supra, the federal courts of appeals had reached disparate conclusions ..... 153 , 190-195 (1976) (joint opinion of stewart, powell, and stevens ..... 280 , 304 (1976) (plurality opinion) ( ..... 153 (1976) (joint opinion of stewart, powell, and .....

Society of Auditors Vs. Comptroller and Auditor General of India

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [2000]111TAXMAN516(Mad)

..... which, the following clauses are relevant to be referred to : '(1) discloses information acquired in the course of his professional engagement to any person other than his client without the consent of his client; or otherwise than as required by, any law for the time being in force;(2) to (4)**(5) fails to disclose a material fact known to him which is riot disclosed in a financial statement but disclosure of which is necessary to make the financial statement not misleading;(6) fails to report ..... , receiver, adviser or representative for costing, financial or taxation matter, or may take up an appointment that may be made by the central government or a state government or a court of law or any other legal authority or may act as a secretary in his professional capacity, provided his employment is not on a salary-cum full time basis. ..... do not fulfil an ' v of the criteria for the empanelment would be withdrawn.20.1 the notification also prescribed the eligibility criteria for empanelment in special regions, such as, jammu & kashmir, orissa, north-eastern states, sikkim, andaman nicobar islands and lakshadweep island, as well as other regions anywhere in the country ..... format was, thus, published in the journal of the chartered accountants of india, june, 1999, and notified the last date as 31-41999, notifying that no extension of time beyond the aforesaid time-limit would be granted.13 ..... . chief election commissioner : [1978]2scr272 and ..... . union of india : (1976)iillj115sc as followed in .....

Bishambhar Prasad Vs. M/s Arfat Petrochemicals Private Limited

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... the relevant portions of the aaifr scheme are worth reproduction: 9 identification of jv partner 9.1 the arfat group are identified by jksl after an extensive search undertaken by the company with the help of m/s access international (access) a boston based consultancy company 9.2 disposal of individual assets of kota units was not possible or practical without resolution of the on-going labour disputes and ..... it is no doubt correct that the municipal councils have the power to frame bye-laws under the maharashtra municipalities act, 1965 but if the field is already occupied under the mandate of statutory maharashtra regulations, the municipal council cannot frame bye-laws to the contrary rendering the mandate of the maharashtra regulations nugatory. ..... page 91 of 113 9 this high court, has in our opinion rightly held that the directions contained in orders dated november 16, 1976, and june 15, 1977, were invalid being contrary to the provisions contained in rule 35 of the general rules. ..... one day after this, on 06.10.2018, the rajasthan state assembly elections process began and the model code of conduct came into effect. ..... page 62 of 113 i) the act of the new government, following elections, going into the decisions of the earlier ruling party is legally acceptable. ..... ii) the model code of conduct is irrelevant, as the application for conversion of the land to commercial, and permission for sub-division, was filed in august 2018, much before the election process even began. .....