- A
headnote is a
brief summary of a
particular point of law that is
added to the text of a
court decision to aid
readers in
locating discussion of a legal...
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concerning taxation of
railroad properties. The case is most
notable for a
headnote stating that the
Equal Protection Clause of the
Fourteenth Amendment grants...
- contribution. Thus, law
students are
warned that the
headnote is not part of the
decision rendered,
since headnotes occasionally contain misinterpretations of the...
- eighth-century (Nara period)
anthology of waka poetry. The
kotobagaki (
headnote)
attached to a
group of 32
poems (815–846) in
Volume 5 of the collection...
- the
Wayback Machine;
Blume 2008,
Headnote C. 1.1;
Mango 2007, p. 108.
Mango 2007, pp. 108–109.
Blume 2008,
Headnote C. 1.1;
Mango 2007, pp. 108–109, 115–125...
- List of
aerial victories of
Heinrich Gontermann Heinrich Gontermann was a
German fighter ace
during World War I. He was
credited with 17
confirmed aerial...
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cannot be changed.
Opinions of the
court in each case are
prepended with a
headnote prepared by the
Reporter of Decisions, and any
concurring or dissenting...
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appears in nine m****cripts, the most
famous in the form of a
scroll with a
headnote citing it as the work of "the
chief Master Cooks of King Richard II". The...
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includes the full
official text of the court's opinion. West
editors add
headnotes that
summarize key
principles of law in the cases, and Key
Numbers that...
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evidence pointing to
Fayette as the
place of organization. For example, a
headnote to the
earliest known version of
chapter XXII of the Book of Commandments...
