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United States Vs. Fausto

Court : US Supreme Court

..... whether the csra implicitly works a partial repeal of tucker act/back pay act jurisdiction. [ footnote 2/12 ] "the merit systems protection board, along with its special counsel, is made responsible for safeguarding the effective operation of the ..... the merit systems protection board and the united states claims court. in consequence, all claims by federal employees brought under the csra or the tucker act/back pay act will ultimately be subject to review by the federal circuit. the federal circuit's exclusive jurisdiction in this area renders it uniquely qualified to determine ..... .g., morton v. mancari, 417 u. s. 535 (1971) (equal employment opportunity act of 1972, 86 stat. 103 42 u.s.c. 2000e et seq. (1970 ed., supp. 1i), did not negate employment preference for indians expressly established by the indian reorganization act of 1934, 48 stat. 984, 25 u.s.c. 461 et seq. ). but .....

Taylor Vs. Illinois

Court : US Supreme Court

..... event or quest for truth?, 1963 wash.u.l.q. 279; american bar association project on standards for criminal justice, discovery and procedure before trial 23-43 (approved draft 1970); goldstein, the state and the accused: balance of advantage in criminal procedure, 69 yale l.j. 1149 (1960). the growth of such discovery devices is a salutary development ..... more appropriate sanction than excluding a witness who might get my client acquitted." i cannot see how we can expect defense counsel in this or any other case to act as vigorous advocates for the interests of their clients when those interests are adverse to their own. [ footnote 2/8 ] it seems particularly ironic that the ..... the attendance of favorable witnesses at trial and the right to put before a jury evidence that might influence the determination of guilt." pennsylvania v. ritchie, 480 u. s. 39 , 480 u. s. 56 (1987). few rights are more fundamental than that of an accused to present witnesses in his own defense, see, e.g., chambers v .....

Doypack Systems Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1988SC782; [1989]65CompCas1(SC); (1988)1CompLJ225(SC); 1988(36)ELT201(SC); JT1988(1)SC304; 1988(1)SCALE273; (1988)2SCC299; [1988]2SCR962; 1988(2)LC54(SC)

..... expression of expansion and not of contraction.51. as to what as undertaking means, has been clarified in r.c. cooper v. union of india : [1970]3scr530 , where the act of 1969 was challenged. it was held that the meaning of the expression 'undertaking' is a going concern as distinct from its assets and liabilities. it was ..... the textile undertakings and no other. there existed no public purpose, according to shri nariman, for acquiring these shares. the public purposes mentioned in the act with reference to article 39(b) and (c) related to the acquisition of only the textile undertakings of swadeshi cotton mills and not acquisition of the synthetic fibre undertakings of ..... used in the expansive sense, as per decisions of courts, meanings found in a standard dictionaries, and the principles of broad and liberal interpretation in consonance with article 39(b) and (c) of the constitution.49. the words 'arising out of' have been used in the sense that it comprises purchase of shares and lands from .....

City of St. Louis Vs. Praprotnik

Court : US Supreme Court

..... as to constitute a custom or usage' with the force of law," adickes v. s. h. kress & co., 398 u. s. 144 , 398 u. s. 167 -168 (1970), we naturally ascribe their acts to the municipalities themselves, and hold the latter responsible for any resulting constitutional deprivations. monell, which involved a challenge to a city-wide policy requiring all pregnant employees ..... appeals that the city "was responsible for the deprivation of petitioner's constitutional rights." id. at 445 u. s. 633 ; see also id. at 445 u. s. 655 , n. 39. petitioner had been fired as city chief of police without a notice of reasons and without a hearing, after the city council and the city manager had publicly reprimanded him ..... were unheard of in 1871, has been repeatedly reaffirmed. see, e.g., owen v. city of independence, 445 u. s. 622 , 445 u. s. 633 , 445 u. s. 655 , n. 39 (1980); polk county v. dodson, 454 u. s. 312 , 454 u. s. 325 (1981); tuttle, 471 u.s. at 471 u. s. 818 , and n. 5 (plurality opinion); id. .....

Arkansas Best Corp. Vs. Commissioner

Court : US Supreme Court

..... contained a different exception (5), which excluded certain federal and state debt obligations. see 26 u.s.c. 1221(5) (1970 ed.). that exception was repealed by the economic recovery tax act of 1981, pub.l. 97-34, 505(a), 95 stat. 331. the present exception (5) was added by the ..... united states, 744 f.2d 442, 456-458 (ca5 1984); steadman v. commissioner, 424 f.2d 1, 5 (ca6), cert. denied, 400 u.s. 869 (1970); booth newspapers, inc. v. united states, 157 ct.cl. 886, 893-896, 303 f.2d 916, 920-921 (1962); w. w. windle co. v. ..... 6 ] the inventory exception was part of the original enactment of the capital asset provision in 1924. see revenue act of 1924, ch. 234, 208(a)(8), 43 stat. 263. depreciable property used in a trade or business was excluded in 1938, see ..... , 117(a)(1), 52 stat. 500, and real property used in a trade or business was excluded in 1942, see revenue act of 1942, ch. 619, 151(a), 56 stat. 846. the exception for accounts and notes receivable acquired in the ordinary course .....

Basic, Inc. Vs. Levinson

Court : US Supreme Court

..... ed va.1980) (merger negotiations material four months before agreement-in-principle reached). cf. susquehanna corp. v. pan american sulphur co., 423 f.2d 1075, 1084-1085 (ca5 1970) (holding immaterial "unilateral offer to negotiate" never acknowledged by target and repudiated two days later); berman v. gerber products co., 454 f.supp. 1310, 1316, 1318 (wd ..... states court of appeals for the sixth circuit syllabus the securities and exchange commission's rule 10b-5, promulgated under 10(b) of the securities exchange act of 1934 (act), prohibits, in connection with the purchase or sale of any security, the making of any untrue statement of a material fact or the omission of ..... a different aspect than when the issue is, for example, an inaccuracy in a publicly disseminated press release." sec v. geon industries, inc., 531 f.2d 39, 48 (ca2 1976). devising two different standards of materiality, one for situations where insiders have traded in abrogation of their duty to disclose or abstain (or for .....

Gardebring Vs. Jenkins

Court : US Supreme Court

..... so desires by other individuals of his choice in the various aspects of the application process and the redetermination of eligibility. . . ." 35 fed.reg. 18402 (1970) (emphasis added). when the provision was adopted several months later, the reference to "recipients" was eliminated, even though the reference to "redetermination of eligibility" ..... sum rule and how any worker's compensation or disability payments would be treated, the question does arise regarding whether the recipients could have acted any differently if they had known." "the federal policy regarding the treatment of lump sum payments is punitive, and ignores the basic purposes of ..... makes this omission apparent. an "applicant" is "a person who has, directly, or through his authorized representative, or where incompetent or incapacitated, through someone acting responsibly for him, made application for public assistance from the agency administering the program, and whose application has not been terminated." 206.10(b)(1). .....

Hicks Vs. Feiock

Court : US Supreme Court

..... for although it defines civil and criminal contempts in separate statutes, compare cal.civ.proc.code ann. 1209 (west supp.1988) with cal.penal code ann. 166 (west 1970), it has merged the two kinds of proceedings under the same procedural rules. see cal.civ.proc.code ann. 1209-1222 (west 1982 and supp.1988). [ footnote ..... ohio. respondent made child support payments only sporadically, and stopped making any payments by december, 1982. pursuant to ohio's enactment of the uniform reciprocal enforcement of support act (uresa), mrs. feiock filed a complaint in the court of common pleas of stark county, ohio. see ohio rev.code ann. 3115.09(b) (1980). ..... whether consecutive or not, the entire balance shall become due and payable." order of the california superior court for orange county (aug. 9, 1985), app. 39. what is unclear is whether the ultimate satisfaction of these accumulated prior payments would have purged the determinate sentence imposed on respondent. since this aspect of the proceeding .....

California Vs. Greenwood

Court : US Supreme Court

..... to search it just "as is required when papers are subjected to search in one's own household." ibid. accord, united states v. van leeuwen, 397 u. s. 249 (1970). with the emergence of the reasonable-expectation-o-privacy analysis, see katz v. united states, 389 u. s. 347 , 389 u. s. 361 (1967) (harlan, j., ..... up intimate details of greenwood's private life and habits. the intrusions proceeded without a warrant, and no court before or since has concluded that the police acted on probable cause to believe greenwood was engaged in any criminal activity. scrutiny of another's trash is contrary to commonly accepted notions of civilized behavior. i suspect ..... 1. the fourth amendment does not prohibit the warrantless search and seizure of garbage left for collection outside the curtilage of a home. pp. 486 u. s. 39 -44. (a) since respondents voluntarily left their trash for collection in an area particularly suited for public inspection, their claimed expectation of privacy in the inculpatory items .....

New Energy Co. Vs. Limbach

Court : US Supreme Court

..... exists (appellee south point ethanol) and only one out-of-state manufacturer (appellant) is clearly disadvantaged by the provision. our cases, however, indicate that where discrimination is patent, as it is here, neither a widespread advantage to in-state interests nor a widespread disadvantage to out-of-state competitors need be shown. for example, in bacchus imports ..... gasoline in a ratio of 1:9 to produce what is called gasohol. the interest in ethanol emerged in reaction to the petroleum market dislocations of the early 1970's. the product was originally promoted as a means of achieving energy independence while providing a market for surplus corn; more recently, emphasis has shifted to its ..... production on a commercial scale dates from enactment of the first federal subsidy, in the form of an exemption from federal motor fuel excise taxes, in 1978. see energy tax act of 1978, pub.l. 95-618, 221, 92 stat. 3185, codified, as amended, at 26 u.s.c. 4041, 4081 (1982 ed. and supp. iv). since .....