... federal question jurisdiction of the federal courts with a view toward permitting more cases involving the interpretation of federal law to be brought or removed there.2 The Judicial Conference of the United States has taken note of the ...
... Court Justices who served from the time of George Washington to the time of John Kennedy, a disproportion of those ... United States Supreme Court. Virtually all of them were highly qualified individuals. Some of them, however ...
... of the State. The State Legislature, largely Republican, refused to pass the enabling act. Although a life-long Republican, Charlie campaigned actively for court reorganization and the elimination of justice-of-the-peace courts ...
... of the 12 will receive the Byron "Whizzer" White Award, named for the former NFL running back and U.S. Supreme Court justice. SAN DIEGANS' INK: Although the characters in author/ex-cop Joseph Wambaugh's novels work out of Hollywood ...
... United States on a world map. • 21 percent of babies are born to unwed mothers. • 22 percent of us never read the ... court regardless of how small the estate. If there is no will, the beneficiary will in every case experience ...
... in the 16th century originated as a faulty business model devised by a consortium of politically savvy promoters known in author Alan Taylor's American Colonies installment (Viking, due Nov. 12) of The Penguin History of the United States ...
... United States entered the war. Wilson insisted there was no American hostility toward the German people — only their ... Court of the Golden Fountains, was adult play, and it featured a tune called "Everybody Must Be Happy." In ...
... in the incident, which occurred on a sun-splashed stretch of beach a few miles south of the Guana- bara public ... Court ruled that Nayyar, convicted of killing his father and stepbrother in a land dispute, will have to face the ...