Article · 1908
The Federal Employers' Liability Act of 1908: Is It Constitutional?
Publication
- Title
- The Federal Employers' Liability Act of 1908: Is It Constitutional?
- Author
- Frank S. Hackett (Columbia College, Class of 1899)
- Form
- Article
- First published
- 1908
- Publisher
- Harvard Law Review
Complete works of Frank S. Hackett (15)
- 1893 Why Is a Master Liable for the Tort of His Servant? · Harvard Law Review
- 1896 Judicial Conflict. Mistake in Boundary Lines · Harvard Law Review
- 1897 Engraving · Notes and Queries
- 1900 A Possible Future Status of Foreign Assignments to Creditors · Harvard Law Review
- 1904 "Hen-Hussey": "Whip-Stitch": "Woodtoter." · Notes and Queries
- 1904 Rebecca of 'Ivanhoe' · Notes and Queries
- 1906 Ned: "To raise Ned." · Notes and Queries
- 1906 The Power of Congress to Prescribe Railroad Rates · Harvard Law Review
- 1908 The Federal Employers' Liability Act of 1908: Is It Constitutional? · Harvard Law Review this record
- 1909 The fifth of november in America: "Pope night" · Notes and Queries
- 1914 Has a Trial Judge of a United States Court the Right to Direct a Verdict · The Yale Law Journal
- 1915 School folk-lore · Notes and Queries
- 1915 The Income Tax Cases: A Correction · The Yale Law Journal
- 1916 The Constitutionality of the Graduated Income Tax Law · The Yale Law Journal
- 1918 "Doublet." · Notes and Queries
Cite this record
Hackett, Frank S.. The Federal Employers' Liability Act of 1908: Is It Constitutional?. Harvard Law Review, 1908.
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