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+ a a i . " eee . r) a By - ‘This is a book which every law firm should require al! o if f its associates to read. The Supreme curt ia at least persuasive authority in every jurisdiction. ay informed of the latest decisions of the Su Ipreme Court in your Bpecific field book gives you the information in clear and concise manner, * and in related fielda, This ' Te Laymen Every person should have the opportunity of acquainting himself with the work of the Supreme — Court of the United States. The decisions of the Supreme Court are the pronouncements of the high - eat court of the land. They agect the people of the United States with greater finality than the enact-. ments of Congress. This court can nullify acts of Congress or ~ & Review of the Work of the 4 the orders of the President. There is na United & oa appeal from its interpretation of the Constitution and the laws by which we are governed, - fates for . A . - ! Professors and Stadents of the : This book deals with the important Political, economic and social Problems as reflected in our law. . : nna "A study of these probleme is incomplete without a knowledge of the Supreme Court's decisions on those " um i by ty is ie : questions, 2 GREGORY HANKIN, AM, LL. - & Director, Lagal Research Service, Member ! J THIS 18 THE FIRST OF THE ANNUAL REVIEWS ON THE WORK OF THE SUPREME 3, Distetee of Columbia and of the Marylend Bar _ 3 COURT OF THE UNITED STATES TO BE ISSUED BY THE LEGAL RESEARCH ~ . . and : F ; > BERVICE. IT IS WRITTEN IN SIMPLE, NON-TECHNICAL STYLE AND IS IN. Soa: CHARLOTTE A. HANEIN, A.B,'L1L. Bo . “+. TENDED FOR LAYMEN AS WELL AS THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGAL PRO- MB ae Member of the Dinrict of Columbia Bar — > ; _.-PESSION, ‘ Te i Seietat ’ : 4 i Tee od ; ORDER FORM ' y a “LEGAL RESEARCH SERVICE, ‘ 3 , | Bien Building, Washington, D.C, . 4 ; tee ; Please oend.. ..-t0p. 1. Of United States Supreme Court 1928-29, by Gregory Hankin and Chaer- a