Word: clark
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...doubt Marshall will be more liberal, though perhaps only slightly so, than the man he is replacing: Justice Tom Clark, 67, who retired last week after 18 years on the Supreme Court bench to avoid any semblance of conflict of interest now that his son Ramsey is U.S. Attorney General. Justice Clark, an undogmatic, plain-talking jurist, generally supported the court's civil rights decisions, but tended to side with the conservatives in cases such as Escobedo and Miranda, where the rights of accused criminals were involved...
Speaking for three alarmed dissenters, Justice Tom Clark denounced the compromise on grounds that it weakens probable-cause standards and "degrades" the Fourth Amendment. Calling the decision an "absurdity," Clark envisioned magistrates rubber-stamping thousands of "area" warrants, deluging inspectors in paperwork-and allowing unscrupulous slumlords to delay repairs. Clark accused the court of "striking down hundreds of city ordinances throughout the country and jeopardizing thereby the health, welfare and safety of literally millions of people...
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER Dr. Clark Kerr, L.H.D., former president of the University of California...
...Franklin Clark Fry, D.LET., president of the Lutheran Church in America. His religious philosophy is expressed in his own words. "America needs a vertebrate religion. It needs a spine up the back which will hold the body together...
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO Tom C. Clark, LL.D., Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court...