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The court that tamed the West from the gold rush to the tech boom /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autores principales: Cahan, Richard (Autor), Hinckle, Pia, 1965- (Autor), Ocken, Jessica Royer, 1974- (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Berkeley, California : Heyday, [2016]
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Intro
  • Title
  • Copyright
  • Contents
  • Foreword by Judge William Alsup
  • Chapter 1: The Admiralty Court
  • California's Federal Courts
  • A Gentleman and a Scholar
  • Poking Fun at the Judge
  • And the World Rushed In
  • Yellow Eyes
  • Sailors' Wages
  • The "Hellship" Trials
  • White Swallow: The Gentle Mutiny
  • The San Francisco Committees of Vigilance
  • The Banished
  • Chapter 2: The Gold Rush and the Land Grab
  • Early California Land Measurement
  • District Court Marshal Francis Bret Harte, Gold Rush Writer
  • Who Owns California?
  • Spanish Roots of California
  • Shotgun Titles
  • Law or Customs?
  • John Charles Frémont
  • New Almaden Quicksilver Mine
  • Juana Briones
  • The Land Grab: San Francisco's Early Years
  • Fugitive Slaves in California
  • Limantour: US Victory against Fraud
  • Justice Stephen Johnson Field
  • Justice Field and Judge Hoffman: A Love Story with Pirates
  • Chapter 3: The Chinese Habeas Corpus MILL
  • Songs of Gold Mountain
  • Coming to America
  • Habeas Corpus: The Sacred Document of Personal Freedom
  • California: Gold Mountain
  • Timeline of the Chinese in California
  • The Rise of Anti-Chinese Sentiment
  • No Term of Endearment
  • The Octopus
  • Bankruptcy: Ghirardelli, The Chocolate King
  • Patents: Andrew Hallidie's Cable Car
  • The Perfect Storm
  • Address by Dennis Kearney, 1878
  • California Constitution of 1879
  • The Shed
  • Hoffman's Star Chamber
  • Judge Lorenzo Sawyer
  • Yick Wo v. Hopkins: Equal Protection Under the Law
  • The Fourteenth Amendment
  • Born in the USA
  • End of the Century
  • Judge William Morrow
  • Judge John J. DeHaven
  • From Celebrity Divorce to In Re Neagle
  • The Mint Robber
  • An Early Victory for the Environment
  • The Disaster of the SS Rio de Janeiro
  • Chapter 4: The New Courthouse
  • The Case That Rocked the Region
  • Other Well-Known People Prosecuted Under the Mann Act
  • Beyond San Francisco
  • New Directions
  • The Hindoo Conspiracy
  • Morals and a World War
  • A New Judgeship
  • Challenging Prohibition
  • A Man of Power
  • Chapter 5: Depression and War
  • Lady in Waiting
  • The Impeachment Trial
  • Thomas Mooney's Day in Court
  • FDR's Men
  • John Muir on Hetch Hetchy
  • Mystery Court
  • Jury of One's Peers
  • A Woman's Place
  • World War II
  • Excerpt from Executive Order Number 9066
  • Excerpt from Civilian Exclusion Order Number 34
  • Correcting the Supreme Court
  • Modest and Unassuming
  • World War II Cases
  • Chapter 6: After the War
  • New Judgeships
  • Truman's Judges
  • A Getty in the House
  • The Sacramento Seat
  • Kidnapped
  • Runaway Grand Jury
  • Courthouse Hustlers
  • Shooting Stars
  • A New Courthouse
  • Earl Warren's Boys
  • Identity Theft
  • Chapter 7: Conscientious Objection
  • Free Love
  • Automatic Justice
  • The Man for San Jose
  • A Watchful Eye
  • A New Generation
  • The Court and Vietnam
  • Black Power
  • Chapter 8: Rise Against the Establishment
  • "A Labor Man All My Life"
  • Challenging Death
  • Will the Execution Be Televised?