OSBORNE
v.
TAYLOR, WARDEN; EASTER V. BRUNE ET AL., JUDGES; LEVY V. MACY ET AL., COMMISSIONERS, U. S. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION; WHITE V. DICKSON, WARDEN; WILLIAMS V. UNITED STATES; VAN RENSSELAER ET AL. V. GENERAL MOTORS CORP.; RAMSEY V. NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD; KURTH V. BENNETT, WARDEN; HUDSON V. DICKSON, WARDEN; BENTON V. ARIZONA ET AL.; DIRRING V. UNITED STATES; FLORES V. BETO, CORRECTIONS DIRECTOR; PHILLIP V. NORTH CAROLINA; HORNER V. FLORIDA; JACKSON V. KROPP, WARDEN

U.S. | 1964-10-12
Nos. 1203; No. 1228; No. 1238; No. 1245; No. 1268; No. 1281; No. 1310; No. 1320; No. 1324; No. 1328; No. 1333; No. 1347; No. 1352; No. 1404; No. 1416
379 U.S. 874 Supreme Court of the United States (1964) Positive Treatment
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