Split Votes Fewer Voices Jury System Shakeup Brewing
Editorial notes the US Supreme Court decisions allowing smaller juries and nonunanimous verdicts in state trials. It traces history from 1970 and 1972 rulings, cites writers and scholars, and discusses implications for justice, minority representation, and speedier, cheaper trials amid growing crime concerns.
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Supreme Court
U.S
Byron White
John M. Harlan
Justice White
White
William O. Douglas
Lewis Powell
Trial
Journal of the American Trial Lawyers Association
Hans Zeisel
University of Chicago
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Louisiana
Oregon
Florida
Angela Davis
Huey Newton
McKinley and Roosevelt era rise to imperial boldness
The article traces McKinley's 1900 campaign dynamics with Carnegie and Bryan, Roosevelt's rise as running mate, and the shift from cautious foreign policy to expansionist vigor. It notes McKinley's front porch style, telephone canvassing, and the 1901 assassination by Leon Czolgosz ending his life, with Ida at his side and final quotes.
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McKinley
Bryan
Klondike
United States
Philippines
Andrew Carnegie
Whitelaw Reid
Thomas Reed
Asst
Theodore Roosevelt
Destiny
Roosevelt
New York
Garret Hobart
Canton
Ohio
William James
Boston Evening Transcript
America
Ida
Lincoln
Leon Czolgosz
Buffalo
William McKinley
Go Ape Two Ways In Language By Theodore Bernstein
Bernstein explains the slang go ape has two meanings: to lose control and to become wildly enthusiastic. He notes the word same is archaic and often replaced by it or that, adding examples from writing and litigation to illustrate usage. Special Features Syndicate.
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Richmans
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