Lawyers Guild Review, Volume 11National Lawyers Guild, 1951 - Bar associations |
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Page 11
... Communist movement by the Soviet Union , the existence of Communist parties in the nations of West- ern Europe " always agitating to increase their power , " the close contact of the defendants with this Communist movement , the strains ...
... Communist movement by the Soviet Union , the existence of Communist parties in the nations of West- ern Europe " always agitating to increase their power , " the close contact of the defendants with this Communist movement , the strains ...
Page 13
... Communist China . It stands as a warn- ing to anyone asked to rent a hall for a meeting at which such views are to be urged . It might even be used against a lawyer who represents a Communist , or alleged Communist , in a court ...
... Communist China . It stands as a warn- ing to anyone asked to rent a hall for a meeting at which such views are to be urged . It might even be used against a lawyer who represents a Communist , or alleged Communist , in a court ...
Page 14
... Communist leaders took nine months to complete . The issues presented in the Attorney Gen- eral's attempt to force the Communist Party to register seem broader in scope and could easily occupy even more time . The Subversive Activities ...
... Communist leaders took nine months to complete . The issues presented in the Attorney Gen- eral's attempt to force the Communist Party to register seem broader in scope and could easily occupy even more time . The Subversive Activities ...
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