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...committee, chaired by Professor of Economics Lawrence Katz, has spent its first two months gathering data, talking to members of the Harvard community and preparing for a fall of “intensive” weekly meetings, according to Katz...
...committee has many examples of the living wage in other locales, like that of the City of Cambridge or the City of Baltimore where the movement began in the early 1990s, the committee is finding itself hampered by the lack of data from other institutions of higher education, Katz says...
...Back then, says Harry Jay Katz, an acquaintance, "guys never asked girls what they thought about politics or poetry. Ira did. He feigned that he cared...
...year Einhorn fled, DiBenedetto became a father, and it gave deeper meaning to his telephone conversations with Holly's parents. Moved by their grief, he became obsessed with the case. Especially after Ira's friend Harry Jay Katz baited him, "You'll never catch Ira. He's too smart...
Appellate lawyer John Elwood, who clerked for Anthony Kennedy, called this "one of the most important Fourth Amendment cases in years" because of its relative breadth. Search-and-seizure cases are for the most part a motley, fact-specific bunch. The 1967 decision in Katz v. U.S. was seminal, establishing a standard - albeit squishy - of whether a citizen had a reasonable expectation of privacy when government intrusion occurred. That case involved a bookmaker's use of a public telephone, which was bugged - unconstitutional, said the Court. In another case the civil liberties crowd liked, the Court ruled in 1984 that...