… racial and ethnic minorities in the United States, controlling for race, … Using conflict theory,
this study was an examination of traffic … The primary theory selected in this analysis was conflict …

… case6 is chosen according to state, not federal, conflict of laws principles. Because … our
courts involves the foreign relations of the United States and can thus be brought within a federal …

… A new firm is impressed with Zander’s work and wants them to come work for the … in Zander’s
failed experiences would have prepped the competitor’s company to cash in on Zander’s …

… The action of ejectment features most prominently in Samuel Warren’s Ten Thousand a-Year
(1841). A highly popular 19th-century novel in both the United States and Europe, it not …

… not resolved this conflict, and in its wake, the state's two … State of Wisconsin appealed the
decision in July 1973 and it was vacated and remanded to the district court by the United States …

… judges to hold an existing rule of law invalid as in conflict with the Bill of Rights. Until now, at
… become of importance, as it had in the United States. This last point was raised by the Lord …

… It is not unlike the grouping of contacts doctrine employed in the choice of law area of
conflict of laws.25 The leading case employing the state contacts theory is Burton v. Wilmington …

… 2 of the Restatement of the Law Third, Conflict of Laws acknowledges the … Conflict of
Laws," states that rules in the Restatement that are not limited to States of the United States or to …

… tension, quarrels, and bitter conflict between the parties, with their ultimate effect on the
public. Traditionally, public employee unions in the United States have not attempted the same …

… But the history of the Christian Holy Places in and around Jerusalem has been determined
for nearly a thousand years mainly by the conflict between the Roman Catholic and the Greek …