Cases in Civil LibertiesPrentice-Hall, 1968 - 711 pages |
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Page 543
... Negro was entitled to be tried by a jury from which Negroes had not been excluded because of their race , Strauder v . West Virginia ( 1880 ) . At the same time it was decided that the Negro is not entitled to have any Negroes on the ...
... Negro was entitled to be tried by a jury from which Negroes had not been excluded because of their race , Strauder v . West Virginia ( 1880 ) . At the same time it was decided that the Negro is not entitled to have any Negroes on the ...
Page 544
... Negro for rape there had been six Negroes in the original venire , but the prosecutor had struck all of them . The Supreme Court , voting five to four in Swain v . Alabama ( 1965 ) , held the resulting jury trial did not deny equal ...
... Negro for rape there had been six Negroes in the original venire , but the prosecutor had struck all of them . The Supreme Court , voting five to four in Swain v . Alabama ( 1965 ) , held the resulting jury trial did not deny equal ...
Page 562
... Negro graduate of Lincoln University and a citizen of Missouri , applied for admission to the University of Missouri law school . He was refused solely upon the ground that he was a Negro , but the state agreed to pay his tuition in the ...
... Negro graduate of Lincoln University and a citizen of Missouri , applied for admission to the University of Missouri law school . He was refused solely upon the ground that he was a Negro , but the state agreed to pay his tuition in the ...
Contents
PROTECTION OF RIGHTS IN THE EARLY | 1 |
The Contract Clause | 19 |
Home Building and Loan Association v Blaisdell | 29 |
Copyright | |
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