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1 American Bar Association Special Committee on Supreme Court Proposal: The Supreme Court Issue 1937 [i] (1937)

handle is hein.usreports/abaspsc0001 and id is 1 raw text is: AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON SUPREME COURT PROPOSAL The Supreme Court Issue ------------------------ 1937 Contents 1. American Bar Association- Special Committee on the Supreme Court Proposal. The case for and against the Supreme Court. 2. Cummings. Constitutional trends. 3. U.S. Honorable Hugo L. Black, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court; extracts from the Congressional Record relative to the nomination of the Honorable Hugo L. Black to be an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. (Senate doc. no.118). 4. --- Reorganization of the Federal judiciary; Senate report no.711, June 14,1937. (Adverse report). 5. Glass. Constitutional immorality. 6. O'Mahoney. The judiciary bill should not pass. 7. Cooper. Some comments on the President's bill to increase the membership of the Supreme Court. 8. American Bar Association- Special Committee on the Supreme Court Proposal. Reorganization of Federal judiciary; memorandum on the constitutionality of the proposed bill 'to increase the number of judges of the Supreme Court of the United States, by Martin Taylor. (9. --- Reorganization of the Federal judiciary; lower Federal court study with respect to congestion of calendars and assignment of judges and how the same will be affected by the proposed reform of the Federal judiciary. /40. --- Proposed re-making of the Federal judiciary; analysis of Logan-hatch-Ashurst amendment regarding the Federal courts. 11. --- Reorganization of the Federal judiciary; digest of testimony at the hearings before the Judiciary committee of the United States Senate. 62. --- (Same). Statement by Hon. Edward R. Burke, of Nebraska, on the business of the Supreme Court.