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...common link was found that would suggest foodborine illness," UHS Director Dr. Warren E. Wacker stated in a letter to Nicoloro last week...
...Basically, they agreed with our conclusions" that the sickness was not the result of food poisoning, said Dr. Warren E.C. Wacker, director of the University Health Service. Jessie A. Morton, a sanitary impactor for UHS, said the disease was probably viral gastroenteritis, a form of "the flu that everybody's been having all winter...
...only a few Warren Court decisions would stray from Ely's "representation-reinforcing" approach, most notably the decisions finding new personal rights, like that to privacy. But since most of the key decisions likely to face the Court soon deal with alleged personal rights (like the abortion decision nine years ago), the liberals rebut an Ely esque Court could have a conservative impact, indeed...
...they are familiar with Ely's theory, most seem to doubt that a judge could consistently apply it to tough cases. Washington D C circuit judge Shelly Wright--who asked Ely to clerk for him more than 15 years ago, only to have Ely accept a similar post with Warren instead--lauds Ely's "outstanding reputation in judicial circles," but notes of Democracy and Distrust. "Like a lot of writing by scholastics it doesn't get close enough to the practicality that judges have to face," He adds, "I know (Ely's) got a lot of fine distinctions about...
...probably need not worry about posterity. As a Yale law student, he helped future Court Justice Abe Fortas win the landmark Gideon v. Wainwright case, in which the Court declared that indigents have the constitutional rights to counsel at trials. He did a stint on the staff of the Warren Commission investigating the death of President John F. Kennedy '40, clerked for Justice Warren the next year, and worked as a public defender in San Diego...