Sixth Amendment. Public Trial Guarantee Applies to Pretrial Suppression Hearings

Sixth Amendment--Pretrial Identification and the Right to Counsel

Public Assistance Hearings

ministrative expenses would be $1,433 million. Receipts and expenditures for that year, under present and proposed legislation combined, would be $4,018 million and $2,300 million, respectively, making possible the acquisition of new securities amounting to $1,718 million. The total assets of the trust fund are expected to reach $13,033 million by June 30, 1950, and $14,751 million by June 30, ...

Hearings in Public Assistance

*Bureau of Public Assistance, Standards and Program Development Division. The Social Security Act has always required as one of the conditions for Federal participation in State public assistance programs that the State laws provide an opportunity for a fair hearing to any person whose claim for assistance is denied. When the act was passed, the right to a fair hearing was a new concept in publ...

Eighth Amendment--Pretrial Detention: What Will Become of the Innocent

Punitive Juvenile Justice and Public Trials by Jury: Sixth Amendment Applications in a Post-McKeiver World