2006.07.25 - PEGC Extra
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I found a scanner to use, so the full text of MR. JUSTICE RUTLEDGE by John Paul
Stevens is now available on the PEGC website.

Justice Stevens clerked for Justice Rutledge in 1947 and wrote this article ten
years later. Rutledge is best remembered for his great dissent in Application of
Yamashita, 327 U.S. 1 (1946), which along with his dissent in Ahrens v. Clark,
335 U.S. 188 (1948), has figured very significantly in the recent Supreme Court
opinions in the detainee cases of HAMDI, RASUL, and HAMDAN.


Allison Dunham and Philip B. Kurland (eds.),
MR. JUSTICE, The University of Chicago Press (Chicago 1956);
chapter MR. JUSTICE RUTLEDGE by John Paul Stevens, pages 177-202.

http://www.justicescholars.org/pegc/MJR.html

(full chapter and footnotes)


Regards,

Charly

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