... bring suits to benefit their trusts; guardians ad litem bring suits to benefit their wards; recei... Hamm , 14 Colo. 58, 61, 23 P. 88, 88-89 (1890) (holding that the assignee of a judgment was "the...
...Southern Kansas R. Co., (1890); Cherokee Nation v. Hitchcock, 187 U.S. 294 (19... "As it is now, the Indians, as we know, are wards of the Government and, therefore, the statute of l...Page 470 U.S. 226, 265. children's guardian sold their share in the warrant without seeking th...
...Christensen, 137 U.S. 86 , 91 (1890); Giozza v. Tiernan, 148 U.S. 657 (1893) (statutes... a taxpayer was not legally competent, no guardian had not been appointed and town officials were awa... prevented them from objecting to state wardship. Mandatory maternity leave rules requiring pregnan...
...Local autonomy, the guardian of these borders, demonstrated a peculiar ability ...: Will the Disparate Impact Theory Survive Wards Cove and the Civil Rights Act of 1990?, 32 B.C.L. ... block by block, for instance--such that in 1890, the average African-American lived in a city ward...
... wife, Eliza Van Tyler Thaw, to be the guardian of my two youngest children, to-wit my daughter Co... twelfth of which relates to guardians and wards, and contains the following provisions: By section...
...375 (1919); In re Burrus, 136 U.S. 586 (1890). These decisions rest on the absence of a federal... their natural parents have been severed are wards of the State, the State decides where they will li... on the application of the parent, guardian or master to inquire into the legality of the rest...
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... put the state in the role of parent or guardian. It is an idea that is rooted in much of current j... day, youthful offenders are referred to as "wards" of the state. Unlike the adult criminal system, i...It wasn't until 1890 that the state established reform schools in Whitt...
... the weak and defenseless people who are the wards of the nation, dependent upon its protection and g...Doc. 51, 51st Cong., 1st Sess., 234, 242 (1890). . Footnote 6 Under 12, 25 Stat. 892, "at any t... reservations or to abandon its role as guardian of the Indians living in the opened counties. Inde...
The juxtaposition of Mormon elders preaching in a court house and adjudicating in the temple illustrates the fluidity of the boundaries between law and religion in nineteenth-century America. During the colonial period and the nineteenth century, numerous religious groups sought to opt out of the secular legal system, moving civil litigation between co-religionists into the hands of the church. No group was entirely successful in doing so, but some were able to forge ecclesiastical courts that proved remarkably robust over long periods of time. Their stories have been told as paeans to alternative dispute resolution. The story of the rise and fall of the jurisdiction of Mormon courts over ordinary civil disputes provides people with a number of insights into the interaction between law ...
... was assigned to each of Nauvoo's municipal wards, mainly to look after the needs of the poor and to...By 1890 that number had risen to nearly 1.5 lawyers per th... to Utah, Isaac Birdsall, acting as guardian for his daughter, sued Leavitt for the disputed la...
... which the Federal Government, acting as guardian and trustee for the Indians, regarded as beneficiaal to the development of its wards." See United States v. Celestine, (1909); United ...Rec. 855 (1890). The Indian Office opposed the bills, recommendin...
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