Landmark Cases Left Out of Your Textbooks
Publisher: Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Institute
Published: 2006
Number of pages: 84
Table of contents: title: Acknowledgements, p.iv; title: Introduction, p. 1; title: Convicting a Governor to Pardon the Haymarket Martyrs, p. 2; title: A Radical Gets Acquitted, A Snitch Gets Life: Idaho v. Bill Haywood, p. 4; title: Justice for Black Family in White Neighborhood: Michigan v. Sweet, p. 6; title: Young Black Activist and Lawyers Make History: Herndon v. Lawrie, p. 8; title: Electing a Governor to Pardon Mooney and Billings, p. 10; title: You Can't Send Me Back to Australia: Harry Bridges v. Wixon, p. 12; title: LaFollette Civil Liberties Committee v. Republic Steel, p. 14; title: Stanley Nowak and William Schneiderman Keep Their Citizenship, p. 16; title: Nuremberg War Crimes Trials: US, UK, FR, USSR v. Goering, et al., p. 17; title: Smith/McCarran Cold War Laws after WWII, p. 19; title: Conservative Judge Enjoins U.S.: Eisler v. U.S., p. 20; title: Their Heritage Lives on: U.S. v. Eisler and Julius Rosenberg, p. 22; title: Challenging Executive Order: Nat'l. Lawyers Guild  v. Atty. General, p. 24; title: The "Chilling Effect": Dombrowski v. Pfister, p.26; title: Rebels Without a Pause: Kentucky v. Carl and Anne Braden, p. 28; title: Turning Point in the Cold War at Home: Yates v. U.S., p. 30; title: Lawyers Win as Defendants: Virginia v. Dawley and Holt, p. 32; title: Fighter in Spain Wins in U.S. Court: U.S. v. Archie Brown, p. 33; title: Talking the Offensive: Proctor v. Subversive Activities Control Bd., p. 34; title: "Salt of the Earth": Jencks v. U.S., p. 36; title: Folksinger Takes the First: U.S. v. Pete Seeger, p. 38; title: Theatrics, Bravado, & Free Speech: In re Harriet Bouslog Sawyer, p. 40; title: Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Wins by Losing, p. 42; title: Hunting Black Panther Jurors: California v. Huey P. Newton, p. 44; title: White Panthers Defeat Wiretaps: U.S. v. U.S. District Court, p. 46; title: "10,000 People Walking Nude on Lake Michigan": Dellinger v. U.S., p. 48; title: War on Poverty Lawyers Win Pre-Trial Hearings: Goldberg v. Kelly, p. 50; title: "Don't Ever Give Up": U.S. v. Leonard Peltier, p. 52; title: Black Communist Woman Scholar Wins: California v. Angela Davis, p. 54; title: 26 Years Alive on Death Row: Pennsylvania v. Mumia Abu Jamal, p. 56; title: The U.S. Loses One in the World Court: Nicaragua v. U.S., p. 58; title: Dolores Huerta {and U.E.W.] v. City and County of San Francisco, p. 60; title: From Army Reserves Medical Corps to C.O.: Aimee Allison, p. 62; title: "Tom" v. "Rex": From Court to Mediation, p. 63; title: Saving the Trees is Expensive: Judi Bari v. the Oakland Police, p. 64; title: The World Court Rules: Nuclear Weapons are Illegal, p. 66; title: Inspector General Report Leads to 9/11 Victim Suits, p. 67; title: 1,800 False Arrestees at 2004 Republican Convention, p. 69; title: From Los Siete de La Raza to Community Law Collective, p. 71; title: Citizens Halt Weapons Test: Winnemucca Indian Colony, p. 72; title: "Treaties... Supreme Law of the Land": Kim Ho Ma v. Ashcroft, p. 74; title: Palestinians Face Deportation for 20 Years: Bakarat v. Arelland, L.A.8, p. 75; title: Katrina Victims Shame U.S. at UN Human Rights Committee, p. 76; title: Table of Cases, p. 77; title: Index to the Law, p. 79; title: Index to People, Agencies, Organizations, Events, p. 81