Case Briefs - 1985
Due to rising government budget deficits during the first term of the Reagan Administration, Congress passed the... Continued
In 1974, Zenith Radio Corporation, an American manufacturer of consumer electronic products, and National Union... Continued
Section 706(g)of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act prohibits a court from ordering the promotion of an individual who... Continued
Dayton Christian Schools, Inc. (Dayton) is a private, non-profit corporation formed by two churches for the purposes... Continued
In a series of articles, the Philadelphia Inquirer accused Hepps of links to organized crime and of capitalizing on... Continued
Investigator David Groblewski from the Erie County District Attorney's Office viewed videos rented from P.J. Video and... Continued
The North Carolina General Assembly passed a redistricting plan for the state's Senate and House of Representatives... Continued
A group of Democrats challenged Indiana's 1981 state apportionment scheme on the ground of political gerrymandering... Continued
The case started during the rebellion that took place at the Oregon State Penitentiary. It was began because the... Continued
In December 1980, the Rhode Island State Police force was conducting an authorized wiretap on the telephone of Paul... Continued
In 1974, a Florida court sentenced Alvin Bernard Ford to death for first-degree murder. At the time of the murder... Continued
A Puerto Rican law restricted advertising by the island's casino gambling establishments. Even though gambling was a... Continued
