Constitutional Law -- Parole and Probation Revocation Proceedings Remain Free From Right to Counsel and Other Procedural Due Process Restrictions. Constitutional Law -- Residence Statutes for Welfare -- The Triumph of Equal Protection. Criminal Law -- Constitutional Law -- Burden of Proof for Plea of Insanity. Criminal Law -- Increased Punishment After Appeal. Federal Civil Procedure -- Jurisdictional Amount Aggregation Permissible in "Spurious" Class Actions Under Amended Rule 23(b)(3). Labor Law: Approaching an Accommodation Between Section 4 of Norris LaGuardia and Section 301 of LMRA.

Authors

Charles M. Merriner
James R. McCotter
Mitchel R. Goldberg
Jack N. Hyatt
Arthur C. Daily
Richard B. Von Wald

Recommended Citation

Charles M. Merriner, James R. McCotter, Mitchel R. Goldberg, Jack N. Hyatt, Arthur C. Daily & Richard B. Von Wald, Constitutional Law -- Parole and Probation Revocation Proceedings Remain Free From Right to Counsel and Other Procedural Due Process Restrictions. Constitutional Law -- Residence Statutes for Welfare -- The Triumph of Equal Protection. Criminal Law -- Constitutional Law -- Burden of Proof for Plea of Insanity. Criminal Law -- Increased Punishment After Appeal. Federal Civil Procedure -- Jurisdictional Amount Aggregation Permissible in "Spurious" Class Actions Under Amended Rule 23(b)(3). Labor Law: Approaching an Accommodation Between Section 4 of Norris LaGuardia and Section 301 of LMRA., 40 U. Colo. L. Rev. 617 (1968).
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