Nullification, states' rights and the Supreme Court : [1960 Mar.] ; [typescript] / Irvine F. Belser.

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Nullification, states' rights and the Supreme Court : [1960 Mar.] ; [typescript] / Irvine F. Belser.

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Essay expressing disagreement with Supreme Court ruling favoring desegregation and integration of schools in Brown v. Board of Education; author rejects the extreme theory of nullification as unwise and unsound, but proposes that many opportunities and loopholes remain for exercise of states rights under existing Federal laws; author also acknowledges that the Supreme Court remains the ultimate body within the Federal government to define and decide such matters.

38 sheets ; 28 cm.

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