—government will consider the use of a jail, and (2) suggestions to sheriffs requesting advice. See also, Circular 2124 US Department of Justice, attached to each contract. Federal officials reserve the right of inspection to see that their requirements are being fulfilled. As a result of such inspection, during the first year more than 300 institutions were condemned and only …

Act of March 2, 1867, 14 Stat. 475, 26 USC § 3653, prohibiting suits to enjoin collection or enforcement of federal taxes. 4.

Equally important, in the public school realm he was responsible for the legislation that simplified the process by which schools were paid by the federal government for their Indian students.

Responding to the abuses of ex parte restraining orders, Congress enacted the Three-Judge Court Act of 1910, 36 Stat. 557 (now 28 USC §§ 2281, 2284 (1970)), which allowed only a three-judge court to issue an injunction against enforcement of a state statute, and provided for direct appeal to the Supreme Court.

More than $3,000 is involved, administrative remedies have been exhausted and irreparable injury is threatened if the position of plaintiff is well grounded.

Federal policy shifted once again in the 1930s, when the government chose to cut back on its direct provision of educational services to Native Americans and to rely, instead, primarily on states to discharge its special Indian education policies.

New Jersey providing for review of a Commission rate order by certiorari, with right of appeal to the highest court of the state, and providing for allowance of a supersedeas or stay, if the Supreme Court or a justice thereof shall so direct, furnish § 15 Courts PUR DIGEST, 2d SERIES the plain, speedy, and efficient remedy cision adverse to a public utility company in rate …

The actions requested by the resolution will improve the school.(4) Another area in which the commission and other interested parties have been active durino. the past year has been in the continued struggle to have Johnson-O'Malley funds restored to California.

The Indian Office also began to contract with some states which were willing to provide social, health, and educational services authorized by the Snyder Act on the reservations.

The Revenue Act of 1924 (43 Stat. 253, Title III, Sec. 301 [b]) provided a credit of not more than 25 percent of the federal tax against state inheritance or estate taxes.'By the Revenue Acts of 1932 (47 Stat. 169), 1934

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