 | United States. Supreme Court - Courts - 1988 - 970 pages
...fortunately long gone, and with it the condemnation of rational paternalism as a legitimate legislative goal. There can be little doubt that invalidation of the...should be as informal and nonadversarial as possible. This is not to say that complicated factual inquiries may be rendered simple by the expedient of informality,... | |
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...the probable adverse effects in Walters v. National Ass'« of Radiation Survivors, 473 US 305 (1985): There can be little doubt that invalidation of the...claim was that the system should be as informal and nonadversanal as possible.... The regular introduction of lawyers into the proceedings would be quite... | |
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There can be little doubt that invalidation of the fee limitation would seriously frustrate the oft-repeated congressional purpose for enacting it. Attorneys would be freely employable by claimants to veterans' benefits, and the claimant would as a result... 