American Constitutional Law, Issue 1Foundation Press, 1978 - 1204 pages |
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... claim was moot . But the Court concluded that , although plaintiff's own claim was moot , the case itself was not . Acknowledging that the case did not resemble traditional " capable of repetition , yet evading review " situations ...
... claim was moot . But the Court concluded that , although plaintiff's own claim was moot , the case itself was not . Acknowledging that the case did not resemble traditional " capable of repetition , yet evading review " situations ...
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... claim was unfounded . Insofar as the named plaintiff was concerned , therefore , the remedial questions which the case raised were moot . There was no claim that these remedial issues were capable of repetition yet evading review : the ...
... claim was unfounded . Insofar as the named plaintiff was concerned , therefore , the remedial questions which the case raised were moot . There was no claim that these remedial issues were capable of repetition yet evading review : the ...
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Laurence H. Tribe. the litigant's federal claim . The Supreme Court , asked to review the federal claim regardless of the litigant's procedural failure , must therefore reach its jurisdictional conclusion by deciding whether the state ...
Laurence H. Tribe. the litigant's federal claim . The Supreme Court , asked to review the federal claim regardless of the litigant's procedural failure , must therefore reach its jurisdictional conclusion by deciding whether the state ...
Contents
TABLE OF CASES XXV | 954 |
PREFACE iii | 959 |
Illinois 632 670 | 963 |
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