The Supreme Court review
By: edited by Philip B. Kurland
Contributors: United States. Supreme Court; University of Chicago. Law School
Series: The Supreme Court review -- 1966.; Supreme Court review -- 1966.
Publisher: The University of Chicago Press
Published: 1966
Place of publication: Chicago, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 400
Subjects: Constitutional law
Notes: At head of title: The Law School. The University of Chicago.

Includes bibliographical footnotes.
Table of contents: title: Felix Frankfurter: a lesson of faith; title: The obscenity cases: grapes of Roth; title: The voting rights cases; title: The Albertson case: conflict between the privilege against self-incriminaion and the government's need for information; title: Kent v. United States: the constitutional context of juvenile cases; title: Elfbrandt v. Russell: the demise of the oath?; title: The union as litigant: personality, pre-emption and propaganda; title: Graham v. John Deere Co.: new standards for patents; title: The origins of Franklin D. Roosevelt's "court-packing" plan.