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	Incorporation (Bill of Rights) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Incorporation of the Bill of Rights is the legal doctrine by which the U.S. Bill of Rights, either in full or in part, is applied to the states through the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.
		As the incorporation drive picked up speed in the 1940s and '50s, disagreements over the method that ought to be taken in making Bill of Rights guarantees enforceable to the States emerged.
		Justice Felix Frankfurter, however, felt that the incorporation process ought to be incremental, and that the federal courts should only apply those sections of the Bill of Rights whose abridgement would "shock the conscience," as he put it in Rochin v.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Incorporation_doctrine (635 words)

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		The original implied trust doctrine held that church property is the subject [*32] of an implied trust for the benefit of those who adhere to the doctrines** of the founders of the church.
		At the times the three earlier churches were incorporated and acquired their property, nothing in the general church constitution, canons, and rules operated to create an express trust in local church property in favor of the general church.
		It was incorporated subsequent to the adoption of Diocesan Canon 10.06 in 1958, which declares that on dissolution of a church its property shall revert to the Diocese.
	www.rci.rutgers.edu /~lcrew/la_81.html (8350 words)

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		To the extent that reverse incorporation is justified not by constitutional text but by the claimed force of necessity, the doctrine is harder to defend once it turns out to do little work in the core area where it was supposed to be needed.
		Doctrine Before Bolling Prior to 1954, constitutional doctrine held that the Equal Protection Clause was applicable only against the states and not against the federal government.
		Consider for example the way that free speech doctrine incorporates an equality component: once there exists a legal claim against government restrictions on speech, speech regulations come to be tested in part by whether they abridge some speakers’ rights more than the rights of other speakers who are similarly situated.
	www.utexas.edu /law/news/colloquium/papers/Primuspaper.doc (15372 words)

	The New American - Judicial Tyranny - April 14, 1997 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		It is from the Gitlow case that the Incorporation Doctrine descends, and through it the concept that the Bill of Rights constitutes a restraint not only on the federal government but also on the states themselves.
		The argument for the Incorporation Doctrine relies on the 14th Amendment, passed soon after the War Between the States, and it claims that the language of that amendment alters the meaning of the Bill of Rights as it had been understood previously by the Framers and John Marshall.
		Nevertheless, despite the absence of any authority for accepting the Incorporation Doctrine, the court proceeded to apply it as it wished, and having gotten away with applying it in selected and limited cases early in the century, it soon began to rely on it for its revolutionary purposes.
	www.thenewamerican.com /tna/1997/vo13no08/vo13no08_supreme_court.htm (4419 words)

	Dispatches from the Culture Wars: The Doctrine of Incorporation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		This is the basis for what is called the doctrine of incorporation, the idea that the states were incorporated under the Federal Bill of Rights by the 14th amendment.
		All of them accept the doctrine of incorporation and the application of the Establishment Clause to the states (though they obviously have many disagreements on what that clause allows and disallows).
		Incorporation should be based on the privileges and immunities clause, as the text clearly means that the states cannot do what the federal government could not do.
	www.stcynic.com /blog/archives/2004/12/the_doctrine_of.php (1207 words)

	the RANT:: Federalisum and Marijuana (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Conversely, Ashcroft, who is a member of the Federalist Society, argued the case using the more expansive New Deal interpretation of the commerce clause to prosecute the case in the first place.
		So here we have a case where the 9th is using the Federalist approach in its decision rather then the decidedly non-federalist invocation of the incorporation doctrine of the 14th amendment, although they seem to be consistent in recent cases concerning the commerce clause.
		And the incorporation doctrine was a very broad interpretation of the 14th.
	www.therant.info /archive/001806.html (860 words)

	Incorporation Doctrine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Finding a good Incorporation Doctrine resource which can help in your search for Incorporation Doctrine can mean looking at various websites, to locate the best information, and this can be a very time-consuming exercise.
		The Supreme Court explained the incorporation doctrine in the landmark case of Gideon v writing for the Gideon Court, outlined the incorporation doctrine of the 14th Amendment
		Incorporation doctrine' " onmouseout="window.status=' ' "> IIDB - Incorporation doctrine - This is an atheist / freethought discussion forum powered by vBulletin.
	www.international-news-today.info /incorporate/incorporation-doctrine.html (643 words)

	AFA.Net - Divisions - Center for Law and Policy - the federalism restoration act
		The incorporation doctrine, as it is called, has been responsible for much of the erosion of states' rights over the past 60 years.
		Between the incorporation of the Fourteenth Amendment into the Constitution and the beginning of the present membership of the Court--a period of seventy years--the scope of that Amendment was passed upon by forty-three judges.
		The incorporation doctrine is the inevitable consequence of a construction of the constitution that renders meaningless its actual terms and intent, that is to say, a blank paper.
	www.afa.net /clp/clp101396.asp (3837 words)

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		The doctrine and practice of Reformed churches (churches that originate from the Geneva wing of the Protestant Reformation) is used as a reference point in order to help gauge present-day debates.
		The influence of the concept or doctrine of incorporation or the corporation went beyond the state into the world of commerce.
		The incorporation of a church or Christian agency of any kind was simply a legal formality notifying the state of the existence of such a body and its immunity from statist controls.
	www.undergroundnotes.com /Incorporation1.htm (3220 words)

	The 37th Amendment - A Novel by Susan Shelley - Copyright 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		t is the incorporation doctrine that prohibits voters in each state from deciding what their law should be on school prayer, flag-burning, topless dancing, loitering, panhandling, unreasonable searches, Miranda warnings, admissibility of evidence, and, at times, the death penalty.
		It is the incorporation doctrine that turned views on abortion into a litmus test for judges.
		It is the incorporation doctrine that has put the U.S. Supreme Court at the center of controversy in American politics.
	www.extremeink.com /rights.htm (146 words)

	the Doctrine of Incorporation.
		True, he does quote scriptures citing that we cannot serve two gods, and that is truth, but the text that is cited, is for "man", the Greek meaning "no one" or "nothing", but instead, he has taken a liberal translation of "man" to mean "church"...
		Incorporation is the issue that Romans used to justify persecuting Christians.
		In other words, the incorporated church can be sued(say for bad advice or misconduct), but the the personal assests of its members get legally protected.
	www.christianforums.com /t49305 (1127 words)

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		When the early Church refused to “incorporate” under the State, it was persecuted to the ends of the earth.
		The 501(c)(3) incorporation is a deception so cleverly devised that it has succeeded in fooling all but the very elect.
		To incorporate and to ally oneself with the State is to hate one master (The Lord Jesus Christ) by disregarding his claims on us and our persons.
	www.markswatson.com /incorp.html (1929 words)

	incorporation - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about incorporation
		In the UK, companies are incorporated by registration under the Companies Act 1989.
		"Say, rather, that it is your own image, loveliest incorporation of perceptible incarnations," interrupted Tom, determined to go for the whole, and recalling some rare specimens of magazine eloquence-- "Talk not of images, obdurate maid, when you are nothing but an image yourself.
		Foot-it-to-heaven, "has refused, and will ever refuse, to grant an act of incorporation for this railroad; and unless that be obtained, no passenger can ever hope to enter his dominions.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /incorporation (245 words)

	Lake and Peninsula Borough v. Local Boundary Commission, et al (12/2/94), 885 P 2d 1059 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		In July 1991 the superior court orally denied the motions for summary judgment and elected to treat the matter as an administrative appeal.6 At that time the court opined that there were defects in the notice,7 but did not determine their effect or the effect of the alleged de facto status of the Borough.
		The standard for incorporation is found in AS 29.05.031(a)(2), which provides in part: [T]he boundaries of the proposed borough [must] conform generally to natural geography and include all areas necessary for full development of municipal services.
		The Villages argue that the de facto doctrine should not apply because: (1) the Alaska Legislature abolished the de facto doctrine with respect to private corporations, AS 10.06.218; and (2) even if the doctrine has not been abolished for municipal corporations, there was no colorable compliance with the statutory requirements.
	www.touchngo.com /sp/html/sp-4152.htm (4142 words)

	incorporation: theessayssite.com- the only official essays, research papers, term papers site
		The “articles of incorporation” should now be prepared and filed in the state corporate office.
		Those who sign these articles are designated “incorporator” or “promoter”, and can be one or all of the owners of the...
		On theessayssite.com there are hundreds of free essay abstracts written by your fellow college students on incorporation.
	www.theessayssite.com /term-papers/1465/incorporation.html (361 words)

	freedomforum.org: Justice's remarks prompt a review of First Amendment interpretation
		Under the incorporation doctrine, the core protections of the First Amendment and other parts of the Bill of Rights have been applied to the states through the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment—the clause that says states may not "deprive any person of life, liberty or property without due process of law."
		The Fourteenth Amendment was passed in 1868, but it was not until early this century that the incorporation doctrine took hold, ushering in the modern era of broadly enjoyed individual rights.
		In the talk, Scalia also said the incorporation doctrine was responsible for some of the court's "strange" decisions.
	www.freedomforum.org /templates/document.asp?documentID=9643 (744 words)

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		The doctrine was fashioned by the courts to invalidate corporate transactions beyond the powers stated by the charter.
		Merger of Corporations Incorporated in Different States Nearly all statutes authorize the merger of a domestic and foreign corporation and allow the surviving corporation to be a domestic corp. Each corporation is bound by the statutory merger requirements of its jurisdiction.
		Doctrine — DE: If a transaction takes the form of a merger, but is in substance (or de facto) a sale of assets followed by redemption, the claimants are not entitled to redemption rights.
	www.ilrg.com /students/outlines/download/corp1.doc (11713 words)

	New Twist Put on the Incorporation Doctrine of Insured Property Damage by Recent Court Decision
		The roots of the Incorporation Doctrine usually are traced to Hauenstein v.
		In 1973, the insurance industry revised the language of the CGL standard policy so that "property damage" required "physical injury to tangible property." In interpreting this new definition, some courts began to reject the Incorporation Doctrine on the basis that "diminution in value" was an economic and not a "physical" injury.
		The current status of the Incorporation Doctrine in California is unclear.
	www.constructionweblinks.com /Resources/Industry_Reports__Newsletters/Nov_15_2004/newt.html (1714 words)

	Incorporation doctrine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
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	incorporation-doctrine.ma.kalisz.pl (349 words)

	SSRN-Exercising Free Choice in Corporate Law by Jens Dammann
		In both cases, the legal mechanism ensuring free choice is the state of incorporation doctrine, under which a corporation's internal affairs are governed by the law of the state of incorporation.
		The present article argues that while there are sound reasons for retaining the state of incorporation doctrine as one mechanism for granting free choice, it should not be the only such mechanism.
		More importantly, though, there is reason to believe that the various disadvantages of the state of incorporation doctrine are largely responsible for the general unwillingness of U.S. and European firms to incorporate in a jurisdiction on the other side of the Atlantic.
	papers.ssrn.com /sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=437100 (433 words)

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		Lawyers use the term "incorporation doctrine" to describe this concept of requiring the states to observe the safeguards and procedures guaranteed by the U-S Constitution's Bill of Rights.
		Incorporation also dramatically increased the power of the federal courts and of the Supreme Court in particular.
		(BEGIN OPT) The incorporation doctrine has since been invoked by the U-S Supreme Court in cases to end racial segregation, to gain equal treatment for poor people, and to ensure that the constitutional rights of the criminally accused are not ignored by police authorities.
	www.help-for-you.com /news/Jul2002/scripts/391eda60.html (2352 words)

	Wampum: Litmus Test
		The incorporation doctrine holds that the 14th Amendment incorporates the rights embodied in the First Amendment (and various other rights contained in the Bill of Rights) and makes those rights applicable to the states.
		Under the incorporation doctrine, neither the federal nor state government can tell you how to worship and to back up its directive with the threat of incarceration.
		History also shows that freedom of the press and speech are not always popular and, in the absence of the incorporation doctrine, could be extinguished in individual states.
	wampum.wabanaki.net /archives/001846.html (1613 words)

	The Incorporation Doctrine
		Amendment and most of the remaining amendments in the Bill of Rights apply to state governments today because of the judicially created “Incorporation Doctrine”.
		Explicitly recognized to be of this "fundamental nature" and therefore made immune from state invasion by the Fourteenth, or some part of it, are the First Amendment's freedoms of speech, press, religion, assembly, association, and petition for redress of grievances.
		Whereas it rejects full incorporation because of recognition that not all of the guarantees of the Bill of Rights should be deemed "fundamental," it at the same time ignores the possibility that not all phases of any given guaranty described in the Bill of Rights are necessarily fundamental." See Pointer 380 U.S. at 409.
	www.class.uidaho.edu /mickelsen/Media%20Readings/Incorporation_Doctrine.htm (430 words)

	Incorporation Doctrine, Forex Charts, Australia Commercial Property Private Sale, Louisiana Property Taxes, ? You found ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Doctrine Incorporation If you don't have paystubs or W-2 forms detailing your income for years past, you may be able to reconstruct what you earned based on old checkbook registers or other similar documentation.
		You may be able to persuade the IRS to cut down on the penalties owed if you can prove you had "reasonable cause" not to have filed your tax return(s).
		Irs tax brackets for 2004 The IRS will want you to commit to a definite time by which you'll promise to file all delinquent returns.
	business.resik.com /incorporation-doctrine.html (261 words)

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	IIDB - Incorporation doctrine
		This was on the theory that in order to have due process, states needed to protect certain rights which were fundamental to the functioning of ordered liberty through the 1940s and 1950s, and really gained steam in the 1960s.
		The due process language of the Fifth Amendment is found in the Fourteenth Amendment itself (incorporation is not necessary).
		Incorporation is settled law, but the legal theory upon which it is based, let alone the choice of which amendments do and do not apply to the states, is hardly an obvious implication of the constitutional text.
	www.iidb.org /vbb/archive/index.php/t-68016 (614 words)

	The Display of the Ten Commandments and the Incorporation Doctrine
		Keyes is arguing against the concept of incorporation; the notion that the Bill of Rights also limits state action.
		The doctrine of incorporation may, in retrospect, have been an extension of the Constitution and its Amendments beyond original understanding and as such subtly undermines the long term authority of the document.
		Throw away the incorporation doctrine and you allow states far too much discretion to institute intrusive government.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/politics_conservative/102908 (1091 words)

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