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Historic Supreme Court Cases (6654 words) |
 | The Court said the right of continuous transportation from one end of the country to the other is essential and that states should not be permitted to impose restraints on the freedom of commerce. |
| The court further added that the principal's fears were reasonable: he was concerned that the students' identities could not be assured, that the privacy interests of boyfriends and parents were not adequately protected, and that parents mentioned in the divorce article were not given an opportunity to defend themselves. |
| In this case, the law that compelled the evolution doctrine to be removed from the course of study was passed to agree with the religious pointofview of certain fundamentalists. |
| NSLA - Archives & Records - Nevada Supreme Court Cases (173 words) |
| Nevada Supreme Court cases for all cases are available on microfilm at the Nevada Supreme Court Clerk's office at 201 S. Carson St.; Carson City NV 89701-4702; (775) 684-1600 (or in Las Vegas at (702) 486-9399) during the hours of 8:00-5:00, Monday-Friday. |
| Nevada Supreme Court cases 1 through 2507 are available on microfilm for the years 1863-1921 at the State Library and the Special Collections Department at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Library. |
| Original case files that are also available on microfilm may be researched in the Archives but not photocopied unless the microfilm is damaged or unreadable. |
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