American Constitutional Law, Issue 1Foundation Press, 1978 - 1204 pages |
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... challenge or for others in the group represented . For example , in Moore v . Ogilvie , the Supreme Court found justiciable rather than moot a constitutional challenge to Illinois ' petition requirement for independent candidates , even ...
... challenge or for others in the group represented . For example , in Moore v . Ogilvie , the Supreme Court found justiciable rather than moot a constitutional challenge to Illinois ' petition requirement for independent candidates , even ...
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... challenge the legality of a plan of the Tennessee Valley Authority to offer cheaper power in those areas . Similarly , tenant farmers have been held to have sufficient economic stake to challenge a decision by the Secretary of Agricul ...
... challenge the legality of a plan of the Tennessee Valley Authority to offer cheaper power in those areas . Similarly , tenant farmers have been held to have sufficient economic stake to challenge a decision by the Secretary of Agricul ...
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... challenge to the constitutionality of Bible - reading in public schools in Abington School District v . Schempp , 37 finding that plaintiffs had standing to raise a clearly defined and well documented interest in preserving a particular ...
... challenge to the constitutionality of Bible - reading in public schools in Abington School District v . Schempp , 37 finding that plaintiffs had standing to raise a clearly defined and well documented interest in preserving a particular ...
Contents
TABLE OF CASES XXV | 954 |
PREFACE iii | 959 |
Illinois 632 670 | 963 |
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