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..... by persons other than those obliged to pay the occupational taxes. 26 u.s.c. 5811, 5821. for purposes of these additional taxes, the acts of making and transferring firearms are broadly defined. section 5821 thus imposes a tax on the making of a firearm "whether by manufacture, putting together, alteration, any combination thereof, or otherwise." similarly ..... information with violating 26 u.s.c. 5851 (part of the national firearms act, an interrelated statutory system for the taxation of certain classes of ..... haynes v. united states - 390 u.s. 85 (1968) u.s. supreme court haynes v. united states, 390 u.s. 85 (1968) haynes v. united states no. 236 argued october 11, 1967 decided january 29, 1968 390 u.s. 85 certiorari to the united states court of appeals for the fifth circuit syllabus petitioner was charged by .....
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..... be derived from the license tax in respect of fertilizers. by chapter 409 of the laws of 1887 (laws, 1887, 714), so much of the sections of the act pertaining to the state geologist as required the department to fix the compensation, to regulate the expenditures, or pay out of their funds the salary and ..... expenses of the state geologist was repealed. section 14 of this act empowered the department to expend from the amount arising from the tax on fertilizers for 1887-1888 the expenses for the completion of the oyster survey ..... of five hundred dollars was made to the north carolina industrial association. these appropriations were made from the state treasury, and both acts contained the usual repealing clauses. by section 2198 and subsequent section of the act of 1883, the geological survey of the state, the geological museum, the appointment of the state geologist, and matters pertaining thereto .....
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..... 151.185. a regulation, 26 cfr 151.201, requires the seller to forward the triplicate to the internal revenue service at the end of the month. section 4705(d) of the act requires both seller and buyer to keep their respective copies for a period of two years and to make them accessible to inspection by law enforcement officers. ..... 75th cong., 1st sess., 2 (1937); s.rep. no. 900, 75th cong., 1st sess., 3 (1937); hearings on h.r. 6906 before a subcommittee of the senate committee on finance, 75th cong., 1st sess., 6 (1937); hearings on h.r. 6385 before the house committee on ways and means, 75th cong., 1st sess., 8 (1937). [ footnote 7 ] it ..... the statutory obligation to sell only in pursuance of an official order form violated petitioner's fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination. united states v. minor, 398 f.2d 511 (1968); united states v. buie, 407 f.2d 905 (1969). we granted certiorari, 395 u.s. 932 and 976, to consider petitioners' fifth amendment claims, particularly in .....
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..... "court: motion denied." "mr. goldstick: also, there is a federal statute which provides for burning the flag. i refer your honor -- " "court, interposing: so does section 1425 provide for the lawful disposition of a flag," "mr. goldstick, continuing: i refer your honor to page 6 of my brief, referring to the united states code that a ..... , and, after plenary consideration, that court unanimously affirmed. 20 n.y.2d 231, 229 n.e.2d 187 (1967). we noted probable jurisdiction. 392 u. s. 923 (1968). [ footnote 3 ] page 394 u. s. 580 street argues that his conviction was unconstitutional for three different reasons. first, he claims that 1425, subd. 16, par. ..... therefore entitled to a reversal. yates v. united states, 354 u. s. 298 (1957), also conforms to this pattern. charged with a violation of the smith act, yates was convicted under instructions which made either "advocacy" or "organizing" a statutory violation. the court decided that the jury instruction with regard to the organizing charge .....
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..... of layoff. since it is a part of their wages, the vacation pay is "a specialized type of property presenting distinct problems in our economic system." sniadach v. family finance corp., 395 u. s. 337 , 395 u. s. 340 . where the minimal requirements for the economic survival of the debtor are at stake, legislatures have recognized ..... provisions of the bankruptcy act were adopted in the light of that view and are to be construed when reasonably possible in harmony with it so as to effectuate the general purpose and ..... which would be attached to it in others."" the most important consideration limiting the breadth of the definition of "property" lies in the basic purpose of the bankruptcy act to give the debtor a "new opportunity in life and a clear field for future effort, unhampered by the pressure and discouragement of preexisting debt. the various .....
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..... been made with respect to these two segments, page 400 u.s. 968 , 970 which themselves desecrate parklands and which make the destruction of further parkland inevitable. section 138 of the federal aid highway act provides: 'it is hereby declared to be the national policy that special effort should be made to preserve the natural beauty of the countryside and public park ..... .s. 968 , 978 those are some of the things with which congress was concerned in the 1970 act. no federal question would, of course, be presented if texas or san antonio decided to turn these parklands into a biological desert. but when congress helps finance a project like this freeway,3 it becomes a federal project. see wickard v. filburn, 317 u .....
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..... referred to as a juvenile, on the sixth day of september, 1969, was charged with rape upon a female child, seventeen years old, in violation of title 11, chapter 37, section 1, of the general laws of 1956. * * * * trauma the fact is that the procedures which are now followed in juvenile cases are far more traumatic than the potential ..... the subjects of juvenile court summonses issued in hyde county, north carolina, in january, 1969. the charges arose out of a series of demonstrations in the county in late 1968 by black adults and children protesting school assignments and a school consolidation plan. petitions were filed by north carolina state highway patrolmen. except for one relating to james lambert howard ..... 7185-08 (1942); mo.rev.stat. 211.171(6) (1969) (equity practice control); neb.rev.stat. 43-206.03(2) (1968); nev.rev.stat. 62.190(3) (1968); n.j.stat.ann. 2a: 435 (1952); n.y.family court act 164 and 165 and civ.prac.law and rules 4101; n.c.gen.stat. 7a-285 (1969); n.d.cent.code 27 .....
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..... than five years with or without hard labor, or both. page 401 u. s. 133 amended by acts 1958, no. 388, 1; acts 1960, no.199, 1; acts 1962, no. 87, 1; acts 1968, no. 647, 1, emerg. eff. july 20, 1968, at 1:30 p.m. police jury st. bernard parish st. bernard courthouse annex chalmette, louisiana ..... handbill or magazine. the word picture as used herein means and includes any photograph, lithograph, drawing, sketch, abstract, poster, painting, figure, image, silhouette, representation or facsimile. section 10. be it further ordained, that this ordinance shall be published in the official journal of the parish, the st. bernard voice. page 401 u. s. 136 this ordinance ..... state criminal statutes challenged as unconstitutional. at issue on one side are fundamental personal rights, not property rights. at risk on the other is not the current financing of state government, but the future enforcement of a particular criminal statute. [ footnote 2/18 ] title 28 u.s.c. 2283 is certainly not analogous .....
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..... in its present form in 1948, although, as the above-mentioned conflict among the circuits demonstrates, that codification did not make its relationship to the expediting act any clearer. section 1292(b), on the other hand, was an entirely new statute, written on a clean slate in 1958, and representing a sharp break with the ..... supreme court of an interlocutory or final judgment or decree of a district court may be had where it is so provided in the following acts or parts of acts, and not otherwise: (1) section 2 of the act of february 11, 1903, 'to expedite the hearing and determination' of certain suits brought by the united states under the antitrust . . . ..... 1968). [ footnote 5 ] 405 u.s. 986 (1972). we had originally denied certiorari, 404 u.s. 941 (1971). [ footnote 6 ] act of sept. 2, 1958, pub.l. 85-919, 72 stat. 1770. [ footnote 7 ] see also shenandoah valley broadcasting v. ascap, 375 u. s. 39 , 375 u. s. 40 (1963), modified, 375 u. s. 994 (1964). section 1 of the expediting act .....
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..... of its contractor, where the contract provides that the decision of aec shall be "final page 406 u. s. 3 and conclusive." section 1 of the wunderlich act leaves open for contest a claim that "is fraudulent or capricious or arbitrary or so grossly erroneous as necessarily to imply bad faith, or ..... ] as with the senate, that suggestion was not adopted. instead, the committee reported out the bill, submitted by gao, that is now the wunderlich act. the act expanded the scope of judicial review, and that was all it did. the committee report made that plain. "the committee foresees no possibility of the proposed ..... principal government procurement agencies, now including the atomic energy commission, have created contract appeals boards as the final level of agency review of disputes decisions. because the act expressly provides for judicial review of such "board" decisions, interpreting it to deny the government review means that, however "fraudulent," however "arbitrary," however "capricious," .....
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