Word: reviewable
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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However alluring, such plans have so many built-in problems that they obviously require skilled help as well as constant review in the light of changing assets and laws. Whatever the pros and cons of revocable living trusts, one thing is clear: don't use a do-it-yourself book-get a first-rate lawyer...
...happens, it was not an enterprising Ivy League publicity man who unearthed these flattering statistics but Business Professor Stanley Vance of the University of Oregon, who published his results in the University of California's California Management Review. Possibly displaying a touch of West Coast chauvinism, Professor Vance found "ominous overtones" in the "mounting suspicion that our maturing industrial society is slowly but surely evolving its own distinctive elite" based in part on "the prevalence of specific school ties...
Ultimate Vindication. In essence, that meant that federal courts in a variety of circumstances will continue to review state court convictions just as they have in the past. But pretrial intervention will continue to be a rare tactic. There are, added Stewart, specific situations in which such intervention is permitted. One of them grows out of the public-accommodation section of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. In Georgia v. Rachel, a separate decision announced the same day, Stewart, speaking this time for a unanimous court, held that no one may even be prosecuted in a state court for peacefully...
Back in Edinburgh, having once more "catched a Tartar" in a "mansion of gross sensuality," he published a long theatrical review (signed "A Genius") and a volume of atrocious verse. At 22, though he had four liaisons running concurrently, not to mention the trulls he slept with in teams, he found time and energy to start his journal...
Annette, who faces a jail sentence of up to six months and a $300 fine, says she will appeal if she is found in contempt of court. Marie Torre said the same thing. But the U.S. Supreme Court would not even review her case...