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United States Vs. Robinson

Court : US Supreme Court

..... instructed, and police department regulations provide, that, in the case of a full-custody arrest for driving after revocation, "areas beyond [the arrestee's] immediate control should not be searched, because there is no probable cause to believe that the vehicle contains fruits, instrumentalities, contraband or evidence of the offense of driving ..... uniform crime reports, prepared by the federal bureau of investigation, indicate that a significant percentage of murders of police officers occurs when the officers are making traffic stops. brief for the united states 23. those reports indicate that, during january-march 1973, 35 police officers were murdered; 11 of those officers ..... for transportation to the stationhouse without first taking reasonable measures to insure that the suspect is unarmed. we therefore conclude that, whenever a police officer, acting within the bounds of his authority, makes an in-custody arrest, he may also conduct a limited frisk of the suspect's outer clothing in .....

Gateway Coal Vs. Umw

Court : US Supreme Court

..... rise to an implied no-strike obligation supporting issuance of a boys markets injunction? third, did the circumstances of this case satisfy the traditional equitable considerations controlling the availability of injunctive relief? we answer all three. questions in the affirmative and accordingly reverse the judgment below. ii no obligation to arbitrate a labor ..... a final arbitral decision having eliminated any safety issue. pp. 414 u. s. 385 -387. 4. the circumstances of this case satisfy the traditional equitable considerations controlling the availability of injunctive relief, boys markets, inc. v. retail clerks union, 398 u. s. 235 , the district court finding that the union's continued ..... not exist, 423, 30 u.s.c. 933. state laws inconsistent with the federal act are suspended, but state laws which provide more stringent standards or controls survive, 506, 30 u.s.c. 955. a close reading of this act convinces me that it must displace all agreements to arbitrate safety conditions. it is in .....

California Bankers Assn. Vs. Shultz

Court : US Supreme Court

..... page 416 u. s. 46 faced with numerous cases involving similar recordkeeping requirements. similar requirements imposed on the countless businesses subject to the emergency price control act during the second world war were upheld in shapiro v. united states, 335 u. s. 1 (1948), the court observing that there was " ..... officers as a page 416 u. s. 74 defense to the registration requirement of the subversive activities control act, although the officers were not at that stage of the proceeding required by the act to register, and had neither registered nor refused to register on the ground that registration might incriminate them ..... enriched themselves or endangered the financial soundness of their companies to the detriment of their stockholders. criminals engaged in illegal gambling, skimming, and narcotics traffic are operating their financial affairs with an impunity that approaches statutory exemption." "when law enforcement personnel are confronted with the secret foreign bank account or .....

Procunier Vs. Martinez

Court : US Supreme Court

..... concern of prison authorities. but this argument provides no justification for reading outgoing mail. even as to incoming mail, there is no showing that stemming the traffic in contraband could not be accomplished equally well by means of physical tests page 416 u. s. 425 such as fluoroscoping letters. [ footnote 2/5 ..... , rather than rehabilitation: "constructive, wholesome contact with the community is a valuable therapeutic tool in the overall correctional process. at the same time, basic controls need to be exercised in order to protect the security of the institution, individuals and/or the community at large." the recommended policy guideline adopted by ..... particularized interest in communicating with them, [ footnote 11 ] mail censorship implicates more than the right of prisoners. communication by letter is not accomplished by the act of writing words on paper. rather, it is effected only when the letter is read by the addressee. both parties to the correspondence have an interest .....

Scherk Vs. Alberto-culver Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... of trademarks were the only one involved, the principle of the bremen v. zapata off-shore co., 407 u. s. 1 , would be controlling. we have here, however, questions under the securities exchange act of 1934, which, in 3(a)(10), defines "security" as including any "note, stock, treasury stock, bond, debenture, certificate of interest ..... at the outset, a colorable argument could be made that even the semantic reasoning of the wilko opinion does not control the case before us. wilko concerned a suit brought under 12(2) of the securities act of 1933, which provides a defrauded purchaser with the "special right" of a private remedy for civil liability, 346 ..... /11 ] page 417 u. s. 533 when a defendant, as alleged here, has, through proscribed acts within our territory, brought itself within the ken of federal securities regulation, a fact not disputed here, those laws -- including the controlling principles of wilko -- apply whether the defendant is foreign or american, and whether or not there are .....

Richardson Vs. Ramirez

Court : US Supreme Court

..... to note but two examples. note, disenfranchisement of ex-felons: a reassessment, 25 stan.l.rev. 845, 846 (1973). even a jaywalking or traffic conviction could conceivably lead to disenfranchisement, since 2 does not differentiate between felonies and misdemeanors. [ footnote 2/25 ] memorandum of the secretary of state of ..... footnote 2/17 ] the historical purpose for 2 itself is, however, relatively clear and, in my view, dispositive of this case. the republicans who controlled the 39th congress were concerned that the additional congressional representation of the southern states which would result from the abolition of slavery might weaken their own political ..... time of the adoption of the amendment. in fact, one form of disenfranchisement -- one-year durational residence requirements -- specifically authorized by the reconstruction act, one of the contemporaneous enactments upon which the court relies to show the intendment of the framers of the fourteenth amendment, has already been .....

Letter Carriers Vs. Austin

Court : US Supreme Court

..... delete "slanderous" or "inflammatory" material, is unlawful interference with employee rights protected under the order and an unfair labor practice under 19(a)(1). los angeles air route traffic control center, case no. 72-ca-3014(26), a/slmr no. 283, app. 4 (june 30, 1973) (summarized in bna govt. empl.rel.rep. no. ..... c. 1201-1209. while the branch apparently remains the exclusive bargaining representative for letter carriers in richmond under the postal reorganization act, this case arose during the brief period when the executive order was controlling. [ footnote 2 ] section 12(c) of the executive order provides: "[n]othing in the agreement [between an agency ..... for certain federal employees a legal system for labor-management relations essentially similar to that provided employees in the private sector by the national labor relations act (nlra). the court acknowledges that the two schemes are not identical, but finds no persuasive reason to differentiate between them for the purpose of .....

Chemehuevi Tribe of Indians Vs. Fpc

Court : US Supreme Court

..... us, see h.r.conf.rep. no. 910, 66th cong., 2d sess., this bill was enacted as the federal water power act of 1920. although the legislative history of the act reveals an ambitious attempt by congress to provide for comprehensive control over a large number of uses of the nation's water resources, there is simply no suggestion in any of the ..... i of the federal power act. [ footnote 9 ] in 1920, approximately 70% of the electricity generated in the united states was produced by steam power. 1 fpc, national power survey 63 (1964). [ footnote 10 ] the opinion of the court of appeals contains an exceedingly thorough analysis of the attempts by the congress and the executive to control the development of the power .....

Jamilabai Abdul Kadar Vs. Shankarlal Gulabchand and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1975SC2202; 1976MhLJ1(SC); (1975)2SCC609; [1975]SuppSCR336

..... permit him to argue that the court had no material in the recitals of the compromise to make out the mandatory grounds required under the relevant 'rent control' law for a court to direct dispossession of a tenant of a building. we do not examine the merits of the contention of all.4. now ..... a narrow compass. the landlords, respondents 1 to 3, brought an action for eviction of the tenant-appellant (regular suit 141 of 1964) under the rent control law extant in maharashtra. litigation is often so harassingly long that oven where recovery of possession is sought for immediate bona fide need of the owner, the judicial ..... inclusion of all categories of legal practitioners as repositories of this ample agency, bound yet broadened by obligatory traditions, professional control and public confidence in the bar as a massive social instrumentality of democracy. to act for the suitor involves myriad intricate actions often so legal that the client may not even understand the implication, sometimes .....

Fisher Vs. District Court

Court : US Supreme Court

..... for lack of jurisdiction. page 424 u. s. 385 the runaboves then filed an original application in the montana supreme court for a writ of supervisory control or other appropriate writ to set aside the order of dismissal. the montana supreme court granted the requested relief, holding that the district court possessed jurisdiction. ..... 421 u. s. 193 , 421 u. s. 197 -199 (1975) (per curiam). [ footnote 8 ] act of feb. 22, 1889, 25 stat. 676. section 4(2) of the act provides that "indian lands shall remain under the absolute jurisdiction and control of the congress of the united states. . . ." for an interpretation of this provision, and similar language in ..... other statehood enabling acts, see mcclanahan v. arizona state tax comm'n, 411 u. s. 164 , .....