Facts of the Case “Three persons who were qualified to vote in congressional districts of Illinois which have much larger… Continued
Case Briefs – 1940-1955
Facts of the Case The District of Columbia Redevelopment Act was a legislative determination that certain areas within the… Continued
Facts of the Case “On the evening of July 8, 1939, sixty-eight defendants – five of whom were “Jehovah’s Witnesses” and… Continued
Facts of the Case Eight German-born U.S. residents were captured by the United States as they tried to enter the country during… Continued
Facts of the Case Freedom to publish means freedom for all and not for some. Freedom to publish is guaranteed by the… Continued
Facts of the Case A resident of California brought his brother in-law from Texas to California. His brother in-law was… Continued
Why is the case important? Respondents claim that their property was taken, within the meaning of the Fifth Amendment, by the… Continued
Why is the case important? The Petitioners, Negro minors (Petitioners), allege the segregation in the public schools of the… Continued
Why is the case important? The Appellant, Rochin (Appellant), alleged that the Due Process Clause had been violated when police… Continued
Why is the case important? A Jehovah’s Witnesses was convicted on a charge of breach of the peace for playing a phonograph… Continued