This paper provides a general overview of selected questions and issues related to nonresident student enrollment in state institutions of higher education. The intent of the report was to analyze issues concerning nonresident student enrollment, the types and source of constraints placed on nonresident enrollment, and selected constitutional and…

In order to identify an appropriate legal structure for an interstate library agency in the southwest region of the United States the variety of existing organizational patterns actually used by various interstate service operations or potentially available for use were surveyed. Attention was paid to the legal requirements which influence the…

The Pennsylvania Master Plan for Higher Education projected that, to meet the needs of the state in higher education, private colleges and universities, which presently enroll 55% of the state's students, will have to increase their enrollment by 39.5%. However, no provisions were made in the Plan to help these institutions do so. This report…

The delegates of the Appalachian Legal Services Conference pointed out that the Legal Resource Foundation was not to be a substitute for any agency or professional group but to supplement existing resources, serving as a central organization to focus attention on the need of communities and states to develop sound and effective legal service…

Bilingualism is defined as the ability of a person to function well in all skills of 2 languages and understand and accept the cultures of both languages, thus being a contributing member of his society. Bilingual teaching means concurrent use of 2 languages as a media of instruction in any or all of the school curriculum except the actual study…

The American Indian Chicago Conference held at the University of Chicago, June 13-20, 1961, was designed to allow Indians of all tribes to voice their opinions and desires. The proceedings of the conference contain formal statements of purpose and creed, with proposed legislative and regulatory changes constructed to alleviate problems of the…

See TE 499 864, above.

Although it is well settled that a student may not be expelled without a prior hearing, principals in many localities are authorized by statute or board rules to suspend students for periods ranging from 1 to 10 days or more without notice, hearing, or any of the other trappings of due process. Such suspensions are subject to challenge under the…

In every aspect of the educational systems of this country where inequalities are present--from the unequal distribution of economic resources to the exclusion of "exceptional children" from any educational program and the classification and misclassification of children--it has been the children of the poor who have universally borne the heaviest…

The classification of students in state-owned institutions of higher learning for the purpose of tuition differential involves a number of different legal problems. In an effort to shed some light on the problems involved, five questions are posed and answers attempted. These questions are: (1) Is it constitutionally permissible for a state to…

Annotated entries of 2172 books in journalism which have appeared between 1958 and 1968 comprise this volume. Materials are listed alphabetically, by author, and an index of names and subject headings is provided. General categories of entries are biographies, narratives of journalists at work, anthologies of journalistic writing, ethical and…

The purpose of this study was to develop a manual on the Texas laws of arrest for use by state and local law enforcement officers. It is not intended to be a legal treatise, although pertinent statutes and court decisions are reviewed and suggestions made for legislative change. A brief history of the laws of arrest is presented, together with a…

The 1970 legislative session of the New York State Assembly created the Subcommittee on Indian Affairs to review New York's Indian Law and state services provided to Indian reservations. Seven hearings were held on reservations to gather opinions, suggestions, and criticisms of the on-reservation Indian community. In addition, a special hearing…

The monograph has been arranged to offer the reader maximum insight into not only the role of the Vocational Expert, but his role when viewed as one factor interdependent with several others in the total context of the adjudicative process of the Social Security disability program. Emphasis is given to its genesis and evaluation, emphasizing the…

Problems concerning the decision to terminate the Menominee Reservation in Wisconsin and the effects of termination on the Menominee Indians are discussed in this book. A brief history of the Menominee is presented which covers the enactment of termination in 1961; the resultant conversion of the former reservation to county status; and the…