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  Racial Discrimination in Implementing the Death Penalty 107 University of Pennsylvania Law Review 515 (February, 1959) Among the problems fostered by racial discrimination in the United States is that of inadequate housing available to members of minority groups. General housing shortages are intensified for minority group members because of special restrictions on the market in which they can buy or rent. These restrictions are both economic and social. The; Search Snippet: ...LAW REVIEW University of Pennsylvania Law Review February, 1959 Note RACIAL DISCRIMINATION IN HOUSING Copyright (c) 1959 by University of Pennsylvania... 1959
  Merchant's Racial Slurs Violated Customer's Civil Rights, N.j. Court Says 58 Columbia Law Review 1084 (November, 1958) Two weeks before a representation election in a North Carolina hosiery mill, the employer mailed a letter to its employees which cited evidences of the union's pro-integration views. After losing the election, forty to eight, the union filed an objection to conduct affecting the results of the election with the National Labor Relations Board,... 1958
  Racial Discrimination and Private Education-a Legal Analysis 71 Harvard Law Review 766 (February, 1958) Like other important social institutions, the private school of the South-- and by this the author means traditional private education, not the ersatz variety which is being discussed in some quarters as a substitute for the desegregated public school (p. ix)--has been exposed to heavy and conflicting pressures by the struggle to eliminate the; Search Snippet: ...HARVARD LAW REVIEW Harvard Law Review February, 1958 Book Note RACIAL DISCRIMINATION AND PRIVATE EDUCATION By Arthur S. Miller. [FN1] Chapel... 1958
C. M. Hudspeth Racial Discrimination and the Death Penalty in the Post-furman Era: an Empirical and Legal Overview, with Recent Findings from Philadelphia 36 Texas Law Review 704 (May, 1958) Whether private schools can escape the impact of the Supreme Court's decision in the school Segregation Cases is as yet unanswered. The answer is significant not only because of the growing number of private schools, but because of the effect which the outcome may have in influencing other fields of private property rights. Both absolutely, and in... 1958
V. R. Burch, Jr. Constitutional Law--standard of Review for Fourteenth Amendment Challenges--strict Scrutiny Is the Standard of Review for Equal Protection Challenges to Governmental Racial Classification in Prison 34 Texas Law Review 1085 (October, 1956) Several Negro children were admitted to two elementary schools in Hillsboro, Ohio, that were formerly all-white. Immediately thereafter, the board of education closed the schools, and divided the city into school zones in such a fashion that the Negro children were reassigned to the formerly all-Negro school; as a result, only white children; Search Snippet: ...SCHOOL DISTRICTSINJUNCTIONABUSE OF DISCRETION IN REFUSING TO ENJOIN RACIAL SEGREGATION IN PUBLIC SCHOOL. CLEMONS V. BOARD OF EDUC., 228... 1956
Morton Allan Rudberg Constitutional Limits on Racial Redistricting: Miller V. Johnson, 115 S. Ct. 2475 (1995). 34 Texas Law Review 767 (May, 1956) A deed by which the defendant gratuitously conveyed land to the city for use as a public park declared that unless the park was maintained for and used by white persons exclusively, the land would revert to the grantor, his heirs or assigns. In an action instituted by the city commission seeking a declaratory judgment the trial court concluded that; Search Snippet: ...LAWUSE OF FEE SIMPLE DETERMINABLE AS MEANS OF CONSTITUTIONAL RACIAL DISCRIMINATION.CHARLOTTE PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION V. BARRINGER, 88 S.E... 1956
  Constitutional Law - Equal Protection of the Laws - Judicial Enforcement of Racial Restrictive Covenants Is State Action Prohibited by the Fourteenth Amendment 66 Harvard Law Review 353 (December, 1952) Defendant sold his land to a Negro in violation of a restrictive covenant against its use and occupancy by a non-Caucasian. The agreement had not been made in connection with the transfer which subdivided the area, but was entered into by neighboring lot owners. Neither defendant nor plaintiff, an adjoining landowner, was an original party to the; Search Snippet: ...PROTECTION OF THE LAWS AWARD OF DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF RACIAL RESTRICTIVE COVENANT DENIED AS VIOLATION OF FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT Copyright ©... 1952
  Growing Inequality and Racial Economic Gaps 61 Yale Law Journal 730 (May, 1952) Social scientists consider segregation to be a basic form of racial discrimination. Regulating the multitude of daily contacts between races, it has become the primary symbol of the Negro's inferiority. Because the school is society's chief agency for conserving and transmitting its culture, educa tional segregation has extra significance. A; Search Snippet: ...May, 1952 Note GRADE SCHOOL SEGREGATION: THE LATEST ATTACK ON RACIAL DISCRIMINATION [FNa1] Copyright © 1952 by the Yale Law Journal Company... 1952
  Racial Discrimination Claims in Current Mortgage and Auto Finance Litigation: the Song Remains the Same 52 Columbia Law Review 1058 (December, 1952) A contract between defendant railroad and defendant brotherhood of brakemen stipulated that another class of employees, designated as train porters and represented by a separate union, could no longer perform the work of brakemen. Since train porters' duties consisted almost entirely in the performance of brakemen's work and since, being Negroes,; Search Snippet: ...COLUMBIA LAW REVIEW Columbia Law Review December, 1952 Recent Development RACIAL DISCRIMINATION BY A UNION AGAINST EMPLOYEES IT DOES NOT REPRESENT... 1952
  Constitutional Law--procedural Due Process--fifth Amendment Right to Grand Jury--the United States Supreme Court Held That a Caucasian Criminal Defendant Has Standing to Raise Equal Protection and Due Process Claims Based upon the Racially Discriminatory 63 Harvard Law Review 1062 (April, 1950) In Shelley v. Kraemer, 334 U.S. 1 (1948), 61 Harv. L. Rev. 1450, the Supreme Court held that a state decree enjoining a Negro from acquiring or occupying property covered by a racial restrictive covenant denied him the equal protection of the laws. But the court did not discuss whether likewise the award of damages for breach of such a covenant; Search Snippet: ...RIGHTS: CIVIL--STATE COURT'S AWARD OF DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF RACIAL RESTRICTIVE COVENANT DOES NOT VIOLATE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT Copyright (c) 1950... 1950
Wiley N. Anderson, Jr. Copyright's One-way Racial Appropriation Ratchet 28 Texas Law Review 110 (November, 1949) A deed from A conveying residential property to B provided that the land should not be sold to persons of Mexican descent and that in the event of any violation thereof all title to the then owner and occupant shall be forfeited to the grantor. B sold the land to C, a person of Mexican descent. Before C took possession, A executed a deed to D,; Search Snippet: ...LAW REVIEW Texas Law Review November, 1949 Recent Case CONVEYANCING RACIAL RESTRICTIONS CONDITIONS SUBSEQUENT AND SPECIAL LIMITATIONS. CLIFTON V. PUENTE, 218... 1949
  Constitutional Law - Equal Protection of the Laws - Statute Requiring Redrawing of School Attendance Zones to Achieve Racial Balance Violates Equal Protection Clause of Fourteenth Amendment 61 Harvard Law Review 1450 (September, 1948) A Negro purchased from a willing seller property restricted by covenant against use and occupancy by any person not of the Caucasian race. On the petition of an adjoining landowner, a state court ordered an injunction restraining the Negro from taking possession of the property and directed that title be revested in the seller. Held, on; Search Snippet: ...CONSTITUTIONAL LAW EQUAL PROTECTION OF THE LAWS JUDICIAL ENFORCEMENT OF RACIAL RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS IS STATE ACTION PROHIBITED BY THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT... 1948
  Prejudice. Japanese-americans: Symbol of Racial Intolerance. By Carey Mcwifliams. Boston: Little, Brown & Co., 1944. Pp. 337. $3.00 57 Yale Law Journal 1162 (April, 1948) The Supreme Court has decided unanimously that the enforcement of racial restrictive covenants is unconstitutional. The Justice Department's brief in this litigation has been reprinted in book form with a four page introduction by Wesley McCune, relegation of the footnotes to the back pages and a slight change in the order of presentation. Its... 1948
Jos. P. Witherspoon, Jr. Case C-60/00. Mary Carpenter V. Secretary of State for the Home Department (E.c.j. July 11, 2002) 25 Texas Law Review 416 (April, 1947) During an argument between two street car passengers, one a negro and the other white, each protested to the car operator, who did not intervene. A fight ensued in which the white man was killed. In a suit by the deceased's wife against the carrier, the trial court overruled defendant's motion for a directed verdict. Held, the motion was properly; Search Snippet: ...TO ANTICIPATE AND PREVENT INJURY TO PASSENGERS GROWING OUT OF RACIAL CONFILCT Jos. P. Witherspoon, Jr. Copyright © 1947 Texas Law Review... 1947
  Discrimination During Traffic Stops: How an Economic Account Justifying Racial Profiling Falls Short 56 Yale Law Journal 731 (April, 1947) Discrimination by labor unions against racial minorities, particularly Negroes, is still frequent despite reforms by some unions in recent years. Some unions positively refuse membership to Negroes. Others relegate them to auxiliary chapters under the domination of white locals, where they pay dues to the union but have no effective voice in its; Search Snippet: ...April, 1947 Note DISCRIMINATION BY LABOR UNION BARGAINING REPRESENTATIVES AGAINST RACIAL MINORITIES [FNa1] Copyright © 1947 by the Yale Law Journal Company... 1947
Angelo Piero Serent , Stanley Goldstein Legal Cynicism and (Subcultural?) Tolerance of Deviance: the Neighborhood Context of Racial Differences 54 Yale Law Journal 901 (September, 1945) Although both of the books which are the subject of this review deal with international claims of individuals and juristic persons arising from wrongful acts of States, the specific problems considered and the approaches, purposes and conclusions of the respective authors differ. Dr. Goldschmidt's book, which can roughly be divided into three; Search Snippet: ...LEGAL CLAIMS AGAINST GERMANY. COMPENSATION FOR LOSSES RESULTING FROM ANTI- RACIAL MEASURES. BY SIEGFRIED GOLDSCHMIDT. NEW YORK: THE DRYDEN PRESS, 1945... 1945
Aurel Kolnai Racial States of Municipal Governance: Policing Bodies and Space for Revenue in North St. Louis County, Mo 58 Harvard Law Review 747 (May, 1945) Apart from a historical survey of the establishment of the so-called Protectorate and the successive stages of German policies applied to its misgovernment, Mr. Jacoby's book describes the concrete details of those policies with reference to the Nazi principles underlying them. Of the various aspects presented by the master race conception (the; Search Snippet: ...HARVARD LAW REVIEW Harvard Law Review May, 1945 Book Review RACIAL STATE The German Nationalities Policy in the Protectorate of Bohemia... 1945
Robert Redfield Preserving a Community Voice: the Case for Half-and-half Juries in Racially-charged Criminal Cases 54 Yale Law Journal 176 (December, 1944) This book tells of the removal from the Pacific Coast of our fellow citizens of Japanese ancestry and their Japanese parents, of what led up to it, and of what has and may come of it. The removal was compelled by military power as a measure of war. Less than one hundred and fifty thousand people were directly involved, and in the military history... 1944
Hans Kohn International Law -- Human Rights -- European Court of Human Rights Finds Bulgaria Liable for Failure to Investigate Racially Motivated Killings. -- Nachova V. Bulgaria, App. Nos. 43577/98 and 43579/98 (Eur. Ct. H.r. July 6, 2005) (Grand Chamber) 47 Yale Law Journal 510 (January, 1938) The present book consists of a preface, a short monograph, and three appendices. The monograph discusses the precedents for international action to safeguard human rights, the international legal aspects of German National Socialist policies and the task of the League of Nations. The appendicesof equal length to the monographpresent the text of... 1938
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