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Landmark Cases Left Out of Your Textbooks
2006, Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Institute
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0913876216 9780913876213
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgements, p.iv
Introduction, p. 1
Convicting a Governor to Pardon the Haymarket Martyrs, p. 2
A Radical Gets Acquitted, A Snitch Gets Life: Idaho v. Bill Haywood, p. 4
Justice for Black Family in White Neighborhood: Michigan v. Sweet, p. 6
Young Black Activist and Lawyers Make History: Herndon v. Lawrie, p. 8
Electing a Governor to Pardon Mooney and Billings, p. 10
You Can't Send Me Back to Australia: Harry Bridges v. Wixon, p. 12
LaFollette Civil Liberties Committee v. Republic Steel, p. 14
Stanley Nowak and William Schneiderman Keep Their Citizenship, p. 16
Nuremberg War Crimes Trials: US, UK, FR, USSR v. Goering, et al., p. 17
Smith/McCarran Cold War Laws after WWII, p. 19
Conservative Judge Enjoins U.S.: Eisler v. U.S., p. 20
Their Heritage Lives on: U.S. v. Eisler and Julius Rosenberg, p. 22
Challenging Executive Order: Nat'l. Lawyers Guild v. Atty. General, p. 24
The "Chilling Effect": Dombrowski v. Pfister, p.26
Rebels Without a Pause: Kentucky v. Carl and Anne Braden, p. 28
Turning Point in the Cold War at Home: Yates v. U.S., p. 30
Lawyers Win as Defendants: Virginia v. Dawley and Holt, p. 32
Fighter in Spain Wins in U.S. Court: U.S. v. Archie Brown, p. 33
Talking the Offensive: Proctor v. Subversive Activities Control Bd., p. 34
"Salt of the Earth": Jencks v. U.S., p. 36
Folksinger Takes the First: U.S. v. Pete Seeger, p. 38
Theatrics, Bravado, & Free Speech: In re Harriet Bouslog Sawyer, p. 40
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Wins by Losing, p. 42
Hunting Black Panther Jurors: California v. Huey P. Newton, p. 44
White Panthers Defeat Wiretaps: U.S. v. U.S. District Court, p. 46
"10,000 People Walking Nude on Lake Michigan": Dellinger v. U.S., p. 48
War on Poverty Lawyers Win Pre-Trial Hearings: Goldberg v. Kelly, p. 50
"Don't Ever Give Up": U.S. v. Leonard Peltier, p. 52
Black Communist Woman Scholar Wins: California v. Angela Davis, p. 54
26 Years Alive on Death Row: Pennsylvania v. Mumia Abu Jamal, p. 56
The U.S. Loses One in the World Court: Nicaragua v. U.S., p. 58
Dolores Huerta {and U.E.W.] v. City and County of San Francisco, p. 60
From Army Reserves Medical Corps to C.O.: Aimee Allison, p. 62
"Tom" v. "Rex": From Court to Mediation, p. 63
Saving the Trees is Expensive: Judi Bari v. the Oakland Police, p. 64
The World Court Rules: Nuclear Weapons are Illegal, p. 66
Inspector General Report Leads to 9/11 Victim Suits, p. 67
1,800 False Arrestees at 2004 Republican Convention, p. 69
From Los Siete de La Raza to Community Law Collective, p. 71
Citizens Halt Weapons Test: Winnemucca Indian Colony, p. 72
"Treaties... Supreme Law of the Land": Kim Ho Ma v. Ashcroft, p. 74
Palestinians Face Deportation for 20 Years: Bakarat v. Arelland, L.A.8, p. 75
Katrina Victims Shame U.S. at UN Human Rights Committee, p. 76
Table of Cases, p. 77
Index to the Law, p. 79
Index to People, Agencies, Organizations, Events, p. 81
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