Trouble in Our Community: The Issue in Black and White : a Manual of Readings for Adult Discussion, Issues 400-402W. M. Phillips, Ethel D. Kahn Cooperative Extension Service, College of Agriculture and Environmental Science, Rutgers University, the State University of New Jersey, 1970 - African Americans - 375 pages |
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... courts . I said " These court decisions open the way to violence . I do not mean that Negroes should go out and attempt to get revenge for mistreatments or injustices . . . " I made this statement again on the same day over a Cincinnati ...
... courts . I said " These court decisions open the way to violence . I do not mean that Negroes should go out and attempt to get revenge for mistreatments or injustices . . . " I made this statement again on the same day over a Cincinnati ...
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... court ( 40A : 5-22 ) . Any judge of the Superior Court may investigate the affairs of a local unit rela- tive to the expenditure of public money . The judge may appoint an expert to pursue the investigation . The governing body of the ...
... court ( 40A : 5-22 ) . Any judge of the Superior Court may investigate the affairs of a local unit rela- tive to the expenditure of public money . The judge may appoint an expert to pursue the investigation . The governing body of the ...
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... court at a specified time . The use of summons instead of arrest would save police time in booking the person and ... Court in all nontraffic cases where there is a possibility of a jail sentence and in Juvenile Court in all cases ...
... court at a specified time . The use of summons instead of arrest would save police time in booking the person and ... Court in all nontraffic cases where there is a possibility of a jail sentence and in Juvenile Court in all cases ...
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