Federal Appellate Court Decision on Motion to Enjoin in \u3cem\u3eEnvironmental Defense Fund et al. v. TVA\u3c/em\u3e, No. 72-1138.

United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit Decision on Motion to Enjoin in the case of Environmental Defense Fund et al. v. TVA

The Quest for Excellence

These remarks were addressed to the Honors Convocation at The University of Michigan in spring of 1982. In speaking to those students who have excelled academically, Judge McCree stressed the vital importance of such accomplishments to our nation. Public institutions which foster superior achievements play a crucial role, he said, in America\u27s realization of democratic ideals. Judge McCree, who served as solicitor general of the United States after having sat on the federal appellate bench, joined the law faculty at Michigan fall of 1981

Court Reform From Bail to Jail

A Review of Court Reform on Trial: Why Simple Solutions Fail by Malcolm M. Feele

The Solicitor General and His Client

I will share with you a few thoughts on how the Solicitor General discharges his general statutory duty to attend to the interests of the United States \u27 in the federal courts. More specifically, I would like to discuss how the Solicitor General gets along with his client-the United States-and how he ascertains the interests of that client

Commentary—Public School Desegregation

It seems to me that academicians and judges perform quite different roles that are complementary to one another and are significant in the development of the law

Federal Appellate Court Decision in Environmental Defense Fund et al., Plaintiffs Appellees, v. Tennessee Valley Authority et al., Defendants-Appellants, No. 74-1139

Federal Appellate Court decision in the case of EDF v. TVA, upholding the lower court\u27s decision in favor of TVA, allowing the construction of the Tellico Dam to go forward. This decision was published in West\u27s Federal Reporter at 492 F.2d 466 (1974)