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CIVIL LIBERTIES DOCKET Vol. X, No. 3 July, 1965 Table of Contents Issue Highlights Index Table of New Cases Docket

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INDEX

• Academic freedom, 24., 281.
• Access to courts, 370s.
• Administrative restrictions, 20s.
• Adoption, racial/religious problems, 562.
• Aliens, 258., 259., 358.
• American Indians
  • Condemnation of land of, 605.
  • Criminal charges against, 603.
  • Individual v. tribe, 601.
  • Property rights of, 604.
  • Reservation Indians, 602., 603.
• Anarchy, criminal, 54.
• Appeal
  • Opportunity for, 374.
  • Raising and preserving questions, 72.
• Army
  • Courts martial, 356.
  • Discharges for claiming privilege, 341.
  • Discharges for political affiliation, 253.
• Arraignment, delay in, 351.
• Assembly, freedom of, 10-99.
  • Demonstrating, 55.
  • Disorderly conduct, 51.
  • Licensing meetings, 11., 201.
  • Picketing, 55.
  • Trespassing, 58.
• Association, freedom of, 200-294.
  • As to members, 240.-294.
  • As to organizations, 200.-239.
• Attorney General (U.S.)
  • Listing of organizations by, 221.
  • Voter registration suits by, 501.
• Attorneys
  • Bar applicants, 265.
  • Indirect restrictions on, 373.
  • Political affiliation of, 265.
  • Right to counsel, 371.-374.
  • Self-incrimination privilege, use of, 345.
• Bail
  • Amount set, 401.
  • Conditions on, 402.
  • Denial of, 403.
  • Miscellaneous problems, 404.
• Black Muslims in prison, 151.
• Blue laws, 140.
• Books, see magazines
• Certificate of rehabilitation, 465.
• Civil disobedience, 51., 55., 57.-59., 123.
• Civil liberties, 0-299.
• Civil rights, 500.-599.
• Civil Rights Act cases, 304., 550s., 580., 590.
• Clemency, 464.
• Communist Control Act, 212.
• Communist Party cases, 200s.
• Confessions, 353., (and 370s )
• Confrontation in
  • Civil cases, 382.
  • Criminal cases, 381.
• Congressional Committees
  • Contempt of, 271.
  • Listing of organizations by, 222.
  • Self-incrimination privilege before, 331.
• Consciencious objectors, 120., (and 356. )
  • Application for status, 121.
  • Civil disobedience by, 123.
  • Refusal to register, 122.
• Conspiracy charge, 314.
• Constitutional questions
  • Preserving, 72.
  • Raising, 72.
  • Standing to sue, 71.
• Consumer credit, 424.
• Contempt of
  • Agencies, 43.
  • Congressional committees, 271.
  • Federal courts, 41., 62., 63.
  • State committees, 272.
  • State courts, 42., 62., 63.
• Counsel, see attorneys
• Courts martial, 356.
• Criminal anarchy, 54.
• Cruel, unusual punishment, 411.-413.
• Damage actions, 304.
• Defamation
  • Civil, 61.
  • Criminal, 53.
• Demonstrating, 55.
• Denaturalization
  • Due process in, 358.
  • For political affiliation, 259.
• Deportation
  • Due process in, 358.
  • For political affiliation, 258.
• Desegregation, see integration
• Discrimination, racial, see integration
• Disorderly conduct, 51.
• Disturbing the peace, 51.
• Double jeopardy in
  • Federal cases, 321.
  • State cases, 322.
• Due process, 300-499.
• Eavesdropping, 301.
• Economic problems of political action, 30.
• Education
  • Academic freedom, 24.
  • "Loyalty" investigations, 262., 267.
  • Oaths for teachers, 281.
  • Racial discrimination in, 522.-525., 571.
  • Self-incrimination claim by teachers, 342.
  • Separation of church and state, 111.
• Eighth Amendment
  • Cruel and unusual punishment, 411.-413.
  • Right to bail, 401.-403.
• Elections
  • Fourteenth Amendment, §2, 504.
  • Political discrimination in, 502.
  • Racial discrimination in, 501.
  • Residence requirement, 505.
  • Urban malapportionment, 503.
• Employment
  • Defense establishments, 268.
  • Federal government, 251.
  • Federal "loyalty" provisions, 251., 290s.
  • Government security questionnaires, 292.
  • Licenses
    • Other state, 264.
    • To practice law, 265.
  • Political problems in, 30.
  • Private, 269.
  • State, local government, 261.
  • Teaching, 262., 267.
• Employment discrimination by
  • Age, 579.
  • Nationality, 577.
  • Political affiliation, 251., 260s., 340s.
  • Race, 571.-576.
    • Government work, 572.
    • Teachers, 571.
    • Transportation companies, 574.
    • Unions, 575.
  • Sex, 578.
• Entrapment, 313.
• Equal protection, 500.-599.
• Evidence
  • Character of, 312.
  • Exclusionary rule, 302., 303.
  • Wiretap, 301.
• Executive clemency, 464.
• Expatriation, 358.
• Expungement, 465.
• Extradition, 412.
• False arrest, 304., 580., 590.
• Family problems re race, religion
  • Adoption, 562.
  • Custody, 563.
  • Divorce, 561.
  • Marriage, 561.
• Family problems re welfare, 426.
• FCC, 257.
• FEPC, 570s.
• FHA, 532.
• Federal employees
  • Loyalty hearings, 359.
  • Membership in organizations, 251.
  • On juries, 511.
  • Security questionnaires, 292.
  • Using self-incrimination privilege, 343.
• Fifth Amendment, 300.-499.
  • See specific clauses
• Fourteenth Amendment
  • See due process, 300.-499.
  • See equal protection, 500.-590.
• Fourteenth Amendment, §2., 504.
• Fourth Amendment, 301.-303.
• Freedom of assembly, see assembly
• Freedom of association, see association
• Freedom of expression, 10.-299.
• Freedom of press, see press
• Freedom of religion, see religion
• Freedom of speech, 10.-99.
• Freedom of thought, 90.
• Freedom of travel, 252.
• Government
  • Employment, 251., 261., 292., 340s.
  • Information, secrecy of, 23.
  • Racial segregation in, 555.
  • Separation of church and state, 112.
• Grand jury, see jury, grand
• Group legal services, 375.
• Habeas corpus, see bases for
• Hospitals, discrimination in, 554.
• House Committee on UnAmerican Activities, 222., 271., 331.
• Housing
  • Loyalty oaths in projects, 256.
  • Miscellaneous racial suits, 535.
  • Poverty cases, 423.
  • Private, 533.
  • Publicly-assisted, 531., 532.
  • Racial discrimination in, 530s.
• Immigrants, 259., 357.
• Immunity
  • Federal grants of, 334.
  • State grants of, 335.
• Improper comment in jury trial, 393.
• Incompetent defendants, due process, 440.
• Incrimination, see self-incrimination
• Indians, see American Indians
• Indictment, 310.
• Information, restrictions on, 23.
• Injunctions
  • Labor, 62.
  • Miscellaneous, 64.
  • Racial, 63.
• Integration, racial, in
  • Dining places, 552.
  • Education, 522.
  • Elections, 501.
  • Employment, 570s.
  • Government facilities, 555.
  • Hospitals, 554.
  • Housing, 531.-535.
  • Jury selection, 512.
  • Recreational facilities, 551.
  • Transporation, 541.-542.
• Internal Security Act, 211., 246.
• Jail conditions, 151., 553.
• Jencks Act cases, 315.
• Jury, grand
  • Challenge to composition, 311., 510s.
  • Due process in, 352.
  • Exercising privilege before, 333.
  • Inspection of minutes, 316.
• Jury selection
  • Economic discrimination, 513.
  • Federal employees, 511.
  • Political discrimination, 514.
  • Racial discrimination, 512.
  • Sex discrimination, 515.
• Jury trial
  • Appeals to prejudice, 512.
  • Improper comment, 393.
  • Nature of, 391.
  • Right to waive, 392.
• Juveniles
  • Criminal charges against, 56.
  • Due process for, 430.
  • Family problems re race, religion, 560s.
  • School integration, 522., 523.
• Kennedy-Landrum-Griffin Act, 244.
• Landlord-tenant, 423.
• Leafleting, 55.
• Libel, 61.
• Licensing, 10.
  • Applications for federal, 257.
  • Applications for state, 264.
  • Of books, 14.
  • Of magazines, 14.
  • Of meetings, 11.
  • Of miscellaneous activities, 15.
  • Of motion pictures, 12.
  • Of parades, 16.
• Listing
  • By Attorney General of U.S., 221.
  • By Congressional Committees, 222.
  • By state authorities, 223.
• Loyalty hearings, 359.
• Loyalty oaths, 250.-269., 281.-293.
• Magazines
  • Licensing of, 14.
  • Obscenity in, 52.
  • malapportionment, 503.
• McCarran Act, 211., 246., 252., 268.
• Meetings
  • Licensing of, 11.
  • Organizational privileges challenged, 201.
• Minors, see juveniles
• Misdemeanors, see 50s.
• Motion pictures
  • Licensing of, 12.
  • Obscenity in, 52.
• NAACP, cases against, 204., 272.
• NLRB
  • Decertification, 203.
  • Kennedy-Landrum-Griffin violations, 244.
  • Taft-Hartley oath, 291.
• Naturalization
  • Due process in, 357.
  • Political affiliation and, 259.
• 1964 Civil Rights Act, see subjects
• Non-disclosure, penalties, 270s., 280s.
• Oaths, 250.-269., 281.-293.
• Obscenity, 12., 52.
• Organizations
  • Attacks on, 204., 211.
  • Listing of, 221.-223.
• Parades, licensing of, 16.
• Pardons, 464.
• Parole, 463.
• Passport applications, 252.
• Peace bonds, 59., 429.
• Peddlers, licensing of, 13.
• Perjury
  • Miscellaneous cases, 293.
  • On gov't security questionnaires, 292.
  • On Taft-Hartley oaths, 291.
  • Testimony admitted despite, 355.
• Picketing, 55.
• Police practices, 304., 580., 590.
• Poor, rights of, 420s.
  • See specific problems
• Post-conviction remedies
  • Federal, 452.-453.
  • State, 451.
• Post Office cases, 22.
• Prejudice, appeals to, 512.
• Press, freedom of, 10-99.
  • Coverage of crimes, 354.
  • Defamation, 53., 61.
  • Licensing of peddlers, 13.
  • Licensing of publications, 14.
  • Obscenity, 52.
  • Privacy, 295.
  • Restrictions by U.S. Customs, 21.
  • Restrictions by U.S. Postmaster, 22.
  • Search and seizure, 302., 303.
• Pretrial discovery, 315.
• Prisons, religious restrictions in, 151.
• Privacy, right of, 295.
• Privilege against self-incrimination, 330.-346.
• Probation, 462.
• Procedural problems, 70.
  • Preserving constitutional questions, 72.
  • Raising constitutional questions, 72.
  • Removal, 73.
  • Standing to sue, 71.
• Professors
  • Administrative restrictions on, 24.
  • Loyalty oaths, 262., 267., 281.
• Public housing, see housing
• Publicity re crime, 354.
• Punishment, cruel and unsual, 411., 413.
• Racial discrimination, see integration
• Recreation, discrimination in, 551.
• Refusal to answer
  • Before Congressional committees, 271.
  • Before legal, administrative tribunals, 273.
  • Before state committees, 272.
  • By others, 282.
  • By teachers, 281.
  • Immunity grant, 334., 335.
  • Under privilege, 331.-333.
• Registration
  • Criminal registration laws, 336.
  • Refusal by conscientious objector, 122.
  • Refusal under Internal Security Act, 211.
  • Under Communist Control Act, 212.
  • Under state laws, 213.
  • Voter registration, 501., 504., 505.
• Rehabilitation, certificates of, 465.
• Release on own recognizance, 400s.
• Religion, freedom of, 100-199.
  • Conscientious objection to war, 121.-123.
  • Denial of tax exemption, 130.
  • In other places, 152.
  • In prisons, 151.
  • Separation of church and state, 111., 112.
  • Sunday closing laws, 140.
• Removal to federal courts, 73.
• Rent strike, 59., 423.
• Resisting arrest, 50s.
• Restrictive covenants, 535.
• Right to counsel
  • Federal, 371.
  • Indirect restrictions on, 373.
  • On appeal, 374.
  • State, 372.
• Right to privacy, 295.
• Right to travel, 252.
• Schools, see education
• Searches and seizures
  • False arrest, 304.
  • Federal cases, 302.
  • State cases, 303.
  • Wiretapping, 301.
• Secrecy by government, 23.
• Security, see loyalty
• Sedition, 54.
• Self-incrimination privilege, exercise of
  • Before Congressional committees, 331.
  • Before grand juries, 333.
  • Before state committees, 332.
  • Before tribunals, 333.
  • Affecting Army discharges, 341.
  • Affecting attorneys, 345.
  • Affecting private employment, 344.
  • Affecting public employment, 343.
  • Affecting public school teachers, 342.
  • Affecting Social Security payments, 346.
  • Affecting unemployment insurance, 346.
• Sentencing, 461.
• "Separate but equal" schools, 521.
• Separation of church and state, 110.
• Sex discrimination
  • In employment, 578.
  • In jury selection, 515.
• Sit-ins, 51., 55.-59., 541.-555.
• Sixth Amendment
  • Right to confrontation, 381.-382.
  • Right to counsel, 371.-373.
  • Right to jury, 356., 392., 510s.
  • Right to trial, 360.
• Slander, 61.
• Smith Act prosecutions
  • Conspiracy, 241.
  • Membership only, 242.
  • Passport violations, 252.
• Social security benefits, 255., 263., 346., 422.
• Speech, freedom of, 10-99.
• Standing to sue, 71.
• State "anti-subversive" laws, 213., 223., 245., 272.
• Students
  • Administrative restrictions on, 24.
  • Integration of, 522.
  • Racial segregation of, 522.
• Sunday closing laws, 140.
• Tax exemption
  • Denied to individuals, 266.
  • Denied to organizations, 130., 202.
• Teachers
  • Administrative restrictions on, 24.
  • Loyalty oaths, 262., 267., 281.
  • Racial discrimination, 522., 571.
  • Self-incrimination privileges, 342.
• Third degree, 304., 353.
• Trade unions
  • Kennedy-Landrum-Griffin law, 244.
  • Racial discrimination by, 575.
  • Taft-Hartley oath, 291.
• Transportation discrimination
  • Interstate, 541.
  • Intrastate, 542.
  • In employment, 574.
• Travel, freedom to, 252.
• Trespassing, 58.
• Trial
  • Jury, 390s.
  • Right to speedy, public, 360.
• UnAmerican Activities comms., 222.-223., 271.-272., 331.-332.
• Unemployment insurance, (and 422. )
  • Political affiliation and, 263.
  • Self-incrimination privilege and, 346.
• Unions, see trade unions
• U.S. Customs, restrictions by, 21.
• U.S. Postmaster, restrictions by, 22.
• Unlawful assembly, 50s.
• Urban renewal, discrimination in, 531.
• Vagrancy, 57.
• Veterans
  • Disability payments, 254.
  • Housing loans, 532.
  • Type of discharge, 253.
• Voter registration, 501.
• Warranties, service to poor, 425.
• Welfare recipients' problems, 421.-422.
• Wiretapping, 301.
• Witnesses, pretrial statements, 315.
• Women, see sex discrimination