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  and Harlan, 49, 94, 170, 263

  and Haynsworth, 61

  law clerks, 21, 86, 250, 281,

  284n., 420, 421, 424-25.

  468, 496-97, 507-08 and Marshall, 50, 56, 266,

  386-87, 424 on mentally ill, 440-47

  passim, 451 Nixon appointees (see also

  names), 321-23 obscenity and pornography,

  228-31 passim, 236-41

  passim, 290-300 passim,

  330-33 passim, 430, 478 patent case, 497 Pentagon Papers, 162-75

  passim police brutality, 495 political questions doctrine,

  145-46, 352 and Powell, 254, 263, 375,

  379-80, 525-27 and press, 421, 527 press gag orders, 499-503 prior restraint, 162-74

  passim, 499-503 passim racial discrimination, 140,

  334n-

  reapportionment, legislative, 146, 322

  and Rehnquist, 264, 455, 481, 483-84,486, 488, 527

  school desegregation, 50-59 passim, 112-20 passim, 124, 127, 181, 182-83, 311-18 passim, 506, 507

  sex discrimination, 301-02

  social issues, 433-35

  speech, protected, 151, 152,

  162-74 passim, 210, 211 stare decisis doctrine, 486 state court, case return to,

  495-96 states rights and minimum

  wage law, 483-87 passim and Stevens, 484, 486, 508-

  509, 526 and Stewart, 255, 302-03,

  375, 527 tax cases, 429, 469 Vietnam war cases, 145-47,

  151,155-56, 157, 158,

  162-74 passim, 210, 211,

  329

  Warren and Warren Court, 13-14,48,49,61,100, 145-46, 322,369, 425, 527 Watergate (executive privilege), 341-43 passim, 359-410 passim welfare searches, 138 zoning, 434

  Brown, Larry, 420

  Brown v. Board of Education (I and II), 37-40 passim, 44, 47, 50, 54, 55, 107-13 passim, 116-17, !89, 191, 209^., 334, 335, 367

  Bruch, Carol, 285

  Buchen, Philip, 416

  Buckley, James L., 469

  Buckley v. Valeo, 469, 472-73

  Buffalo Forge v. United Steel-workers, 509

  Burger, Elvera (Mrs. Warren E.),4I5, 416

  Burger, Warren E., 5-9, 68, 142,143, 179-80, 184, 203-04, 319, 367-69, 373. 420, 421, 490

  Burger, Warren E. (cont:) abortion cases, 199-207

  passim, 219-23, 274, 279-

  282, 491, 492. 493 aliens, admission to bar, 304 American Bar Association,

  21, 35-36 antitrust cases, 91-96, 219,

  261, 447-48, 454 assignment of cases, 70-71,

  72, 76, T37, 200-01, 210-

  213, 220-22, 223, 264,

  301, 305, 425, 466, 478,

  490, 495-5or passim,

  517-18 and Bazelon, 9, 19-20, 21,

  100, 437-38. 449, 497 and Black (see Black: and

  Burger) and Blackmun (see Blackmun: and Burger) border searches, 307 and Brennan (see Brennan:

  and Burger) busing (see Burger: school

  desegregation) campaign financing, 469,

  472, 473-74 and Carswell, 8, 82, 187 on case load of Court, 193,

  323

  cert pool, 323-24,417 civil rights, 39, 64 concurrences and, 63 conference procedures, 70,

  204, 305 and confidentiality, 33-35,

  113, 174-75, 250, 280-82 and Congress, 30-31, 368 consensus and, 51-60 passim conservatism, 6-8 control of court, 22, 57, 70-

  71, 203, 220-21, 519, 528

  on Court of Appeals, 5, 21-22, 30, 32, 33, 57, 79,130, 141, 180, 368, 437-38

  death penalty, 243, 246, 249-50, 259, 512, 517. 519, 521-23, 524-25

  discrimination, racial, 140-141, 333, 334-35. 334«., 498-99

  discrimination, sex, 141, 301,

  302, 335, 498-99 dissents, 78, 79-82,174,199,

  228, 312, 344 and Douglas, 71, 78-79, 95-

  96, 200-01, 205-06, 281,

  388-89, 428, 436, 456,

  461-74 passim, 515 due process, 480, 481 El Paso rehearing, 91-96 on ethics code, judicial, 31 federal courts, access to,

  498, 503 federal jurisdiction issue,

  193-94, 200, 207, 208 Ford inauguration, 416 habeas corpus petition, 510 and Harlan, 9, 61-66 passim,

  73, 75-76, 79 and Haynsworth, 61, 187 health, 418

  House seating of Adam

  Clayton Powell, 21-22 in forma pauperis petitions,

  31-33

  on Jews, 335

  in Justice Department Claims Division, 6, 28

  law clerks, 21-22, 23, 30-35 passim, 122, 174-75, 179-81, 290-91, 319, 323» 334-35, 337-39, 368-69, 412, 417

  on layers, 304, 449

  as "liberal", 140-42

  and Marshall, 64, 71, 209,

  232, 266-67, 386-87 on mentally ill, 437-54 and Mitchell, 8, 18, 36, 186-

  187, 348 and Nixon, 5-9, 18-19, 58,

  60, 87-88, 113, 145, 185,

  338-39, 343, 362, 367,

  416

  nomination and confirmation, 9, 18-24 and nominees to court (see

  also names), 8, 61, 97-99,

  100, 185-86, 475 obscenity and pornography,

  228, 231-41 passim, 290—

  300 passim, 330, 33I-32,

  429-30, 432 office organization and

  procedures, 22, 27-31, 99-

  100, 284, 380 paranoia, 156-57 Pentagon Papers, 162-66

  passim, 169-75 passim,

  344

  picketing, 142, 509 police brutality, 495 and Powell, 263, 303-05,

  417, 430-33, 447-48, 498,

  519

  press gags, 500-02

  press relations, 6, 31, 127,

  140, 415 public image, 140-42 reapportionment, legislative,

  322

  reargument issues, 207, 219-223

  rehearing procedure (Rule

  58), 92, 95 and Rehnquist, 319-20, 488-490

  relations with Justices (see also names), 71-76

  school desegregation, 43, 44, 51-60 passim, 107-28 passim, 180-83, 3to, 312, 315-16, 318, 334, 336-37, 506, 507

  speech, protected, 149-53 passim, 162-66 passim, 169-75 passim, 210-13

  stare decisis doctrine, 95, 129

  state court, case return to,

  495-96 states rights and minimum

  wage law, 482, 483 and Stevens, 508, 509, 519,

  523, 525-26 and Stewart, 73, 75, 79-82

  passim, 96, 141, 303, 373,

  404, 449-50, 453-54, 519 supremacy of Supreme

  Court, 66 testamentary rights, 62-64,

  65, 66

  unreliability, 72-74, 78, 95, 181, 200, 204, 208

  Vietnam war cases, 145, 148-60 passim, 161-66 passim, 170-75 passim, 185, 208, 210-12

  votes (see also cases), 73, 200, 280, 305, 425, 495-496, 498-99, 503

  Warren and Warren Court, 22-23, 44, 57, 79, 91-92, 107, 140, 236-37, 367-72 passim, 376, 380, 412

  Watergate (executive privilege), 338-50 passim, 356, 360, 364-412 passim, 415, 416

  and White, 71-72, 208

  Burger, Warren E. (cont.) wiretaps, warrantless, on

  radicals, 264 writing of opinions, 23, 142

  Burrell v. McCray, 503-05

  Burton, Harold H., 184

  busing and school desegregation, 107-28,180-83, ail, 309-18, 333-37. 507 (see also school desegregation)

  Butterfield, Alexander, 339

  Byrd, Robert, 185-86

  Byrnes, James F., 209

  C. & S. Air Lines v. Waterman Steamship Corp., 401-02

  California, death penalty (Aikens; McGautha), 242-60 passim, 511-21 passim, 524

  Cambodia invasion, 87-88, 327-29

  campaigns, political

  financing, 469-70, 472-74 on military base, 488

  Campbell, Spencer, no, 252, 419

  capital punishment See death

  penalty car searches, 133-36, 307-08,

  321

  Cardozo, Benjamin N., 100,

  131. 161 Carmen Baby (film), 236 Carnal Knowledge (film),

  331-32

  Carr v. Montgomery County Board of Education,
506-507

  Carswell, G. Harrold, 8, 82-

  83, 97. 185. 186, 187 Carter, Jimmy, 470

  case conferences (see also names of cases, subjects), xiii

  quality of, 61, 526 record keeping, 70, 204, 305 speaking order, 495 scheduling, 209 telephone polling, 329 voting, 495-96 case load issue, 193, 323 Catholics and abortion cases,

  202, 282-83 center coalition and control of Court (see also names), 265, 303, 321-22, 398, 521, 528

  cert

  granting of, 2, xii, 435

  in forma pauperis petitions,

  32-33 pool, 323-24, 417 withdrawal of vote to grant,

  504

  Chambers v. Maroney, 134 Chandler v. Roudebush, 498 Charlotte (N.C.), busing, 107-128, 181, 211, 311, 315, 317. 336 "Chicago Eight" trial, 67-68 Chief Justice, role and responsibilities of, io—n, 12, 69-71, 200, 372-73 see also names Christian Science Monitor, 30 CI.A., 84, 356 civil disobedience, 148-60 civil rights, 14, 301, 527 abortion, 193-208, 215-23,

  271-84 class actions, 433-35 discrimination, see discrimination due process, 478-81

  integration and donor rights,

  64-67 mentally ill, 437-54 police brutality, 494-95 schools, see school desegregation zoning, 433-35 Civil Rights Act (1964), 37, 141

  Civil Service Commission, 477, 498

  Clark, Ramsey, 154 Clark, Tom, 471 class actions, 433-35 Class of '74 (film), 430-32 Clay v. U.S., 157-60, 174 Clifford, Clark, 85, 436, 467 Cohen v. California, 148-54, 165

  Coleman v. Alabama, 76-79 Colson, Charles W., 386 conference, xiii confidentiality of Court proceedings, 33-35, 113, 173-74, 250, 280-82, 353, 421 of press sources, 263-64 Congress (see also House of Representatives; Senate; names), 31, 144-46, 368 Connally, Thomas, 423 Connecticut

  abortion law, 273 birth control case, 197, 277 Connell Construction Company v. Plumbers & Steamfitters Local, #100, 447-48 conscientious objection (Ali

  case), 157-60 Control of court

  Burger (see also Burger, Warren E., assignment of

  cases), 22, 57, 70-71, 203, 220-21, 519, 528 by center coalition, 265, 303, 321, 322, 398, 521, 528

  Warren, 57, 71 Cooke, Terence Cardinal, 282 Coolidge v. New Hampshire,

  133-36 Cooper v. Aaron, 350 Corcoran, Margaret, 88 Corcoran, Thomas G.

  "Tommy the Cork," 88-

  95 passim Corpus Christi (Tex.), school

  busing, 181-82 court fees, state, 102 Court Historical Society, 179 Court of Appeals, Federal

  (see also judiciary,

  federal) District of Columbia, Burger

  on 6, 21-22, 30, 32, 33,

  57, 79,130, 141, 180, 368,

  437-38; bypassed, 342,

  346

  First Circuit: and busing, 507

  Second Circuit: on Cambodia invasion, 327

  Fourth Circuit: and desegregation, 109-18 passim, 126, 180; state prisoner access to, 316; federal courts, 503-05

  Fifth Circuit: busing, 507; desegregation, 36-60 passim, 127; mental patients, rights of, 439> 440, 445, 450, 453

  Sixth Circuit: Stewart on, 10; on protected rights, 479

  Court of Appeals (cont.) Seventh Circuit: Stevens on,

  475, 5ii Eight Circuit: Blackmun on,

  96, 97, 120, 137, 248 Tenth Circuit: and busing,

  311

  Nixon and appointments to, 12-13

  Supreme Court supervision, 36-37

  courtrooms, decorum in, 7 Cox, Archibald, 339-40. 341, 475

  criminal justice (see also

  names of Justices, cases), 6-7, ii, 24, 32-33, 72, 73-74. 79. 99, 200, 488 appeal, right to, 79-80 coercion and pleading, 320 counsel, right to, 76-79, 264/1.

  cruel and unusual punishment, 242-60, 503, 511-525

  death penalty, 185, 242-60,

  437, 511-25 double jeopardy and retrials,

  80-82 evidence error, 265-66 exclusionary rule, 129-36,

  455-56, 510 federal courts, access to,

  261-63, 503-05 grand jury records, 461 habeas corpus petitions,

  510-11 in forma pauperis petitions,

  32-33 insanity pleas, 438 jury unanimity, 263 Miranda rule, 77, 128-29 plea bargain, 478

  press gags, 499-502

  searches, 74-76, 129-36, 143, 307-08, 321, 433, 527 (see also Fourth Amendment)

  servicemen, non-service-related crimes of, 128

  Warren Court, 74-75, 77, 128, 131, 132-33. 243. 264/1.

  Datcher, Harry, 441, 465, 466,

  471, 477

  Davis, John W., 209/1.

  Davis v. Board of School Commissioners of Mobile County, 109-10

  Dean, John, 186, 304, 339, 386

  death penalty, 185, 241-60,

  265, 437,5n-25 decision-making process of Court, xii-xiv, 41/1., 44, 140-41, 254 De Funis v. Odegaard, 333 Democratic National Convention (1968), 67 Denniston, Lyle, xiv, 526 Denver, school busing, 309-17 Dershowitz, Alan, 419 desegregation, see civil rights; school desegregation; case titles

  Detroit, school busing, 316,

  334-37 Diem, Ngo Dinh, 169 disablement of a Justice, and Court procedures, 423-424, 435-36 see also Douglas, William O., health discrimination

  against aliens, 303-04, 477

  racial, 140-41, 333, 488,

  498-99 reverse, 333

  sex, 141, 300-03, 498-99 see also civil rights; school

  desegregation "dismissed as improvidently

  granted" (DIGGED),

  101, 41c—11, 504 disqualifications, 309-10 dissents (see also names of

  Justices), xiii District of Columbia Bar

  Association, 21, 87 divorce case, 143 Doar, John, 342 Doe, Mary (anonymous plaintiff in abortion case), 284 Doe v. Bolton, 193-223, 271-

  284

  Doe v. Commonwealth's

  Attorney, 505 Dog That Didn't Bark, 397-98 Donaldson case, 437-54 donor rights and park integration, 64-66 Douglas, Cathy (Mrs. William

  O.), 14, 422-23, 421,

  461-67 passim Douglas, William C, 14, 29,

  46, 80, 85, 99, 100, 194,

  233, 251, 420, 508 abortion cases, 193-202

  passim, 205, 208, 217-23,

  273, 277-78, 279, 491 assignment of cases, 71,

  210-13, 220-22, 264, 311,

  521

  Bill of Rights, 246

  and Black (see Black: and Douglas)

  and Blackmun (see Blackmun: and Douglas) and Brennan (see Brennan:

  and Douglas) and Burger (see Burger:

  and Douglas) Cambodia, 327-29 campaign financing, 471,

  472-73 cert pool, 324 on courtroom decorum, 68 criminal justice, 78, 80, 129, 134, 243-44, 246, 249, 252-53, 258-65 passim,

  437, 5" death penalty, 243-44, 249,

  250, 259-60, 437, 515 discrimination, racial, 333—

  334 (see also Douglas:

  school desegregation) dissents, 65, 69, 95, 138,

  191-93, 220-23, 243-44,

  265, 329, 465-66 due process, 480 El Paso case, 89-96 passim environmentalism, 191-93 First Amendment, 228-29,

  291

  and Ford, 84-87, 477 and Fortas, 16, 423, 436,

  467,473

  grand jury records, 461 and Harlan, 69, 243 health, 180, 423, 424-25,

  426-28, 435-37, 456-57,

 

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