HARVEY ET AL.
v.
FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION ET AL.; THOMPSON V. WOLTENBERG; NIEVES V. UNITED STATES; BOARD OF EDUCATION OF ROGERS, ARKANSAS, ET AL. V. MCCLUSKEY, BY HIS NEXT FRIEND, MCCLUSKEY; HUNT V. COLLINS; DYKEMA ET AL. V. UNITED STATES ET AL.; FIALA V. VILLAGE OF CARPENTERSVILLE; YEO V. MICHIGAN; RUPPEL V. UNITED STATES; BERGER V. UNITED STATES ET AL.; NIEMI V. NATIONAL BROADCASTING CO., INC., ET AL.; BREWER V. INDIANA; HYMAN V. SOUTH CAROLINA; MASELLI V. STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF CALIFORNIA; PASCHAL V. FLORIDA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RELATIONS COMMISSION ET AL.; BLACK V. EAST OHIO GAS CO. ET AL.; HARRINGTON V. TENNESSEE; HOOVER V. MISSISSIPPI; RITTER V. RITTER; NEUSTEIN V. UNITED STATES; UNITED STATES EX REL. MILLER V. MCCARTHY, SUPERINTENDENT, CALIFORNIA MEN'S COLONY, ET AL.

U.S. | 1982-09-09
Nos. 81-1478; No. 81-1525; No. 81-1534; No. 81-1577; No. 81-1589; No. 81-1665; No. 81-1822; No. 81-2009; No. 81-2016; No. 81-2018; No. 81-2045; No. 81-5578; No. 81-5731; No. 81-6528; No. 81-6546; No. 81-6559; No. 81-6573; No. 81-6630; No. 81-6645; No. 81-6652; No. 81-6654
458 U.S. 1132 Supreme Court of the United States (1982) Positive Treatment
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