D. Connecticut· 6/12/1972
Johnson v. White
Citations
- 353 F. Supp. 69
- 1972 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 13297
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- suggesting that actual practice can establish that the actual statewide standard was higher than that enunciated in the regulations
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Judges: Blumenfeld
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9 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Roseanna Roselli v. John J. Affleck, Individually and in His Capacity as Director of the Rhode Island Department of Social and Rehabilitative ServicesFirst Circuit· 1974-12-31· cited 29×
- Ruth Johnson v. Henry C. White, Commissioner of Welfare, State of ConnecticutSecond Circuit· 1975-11-28· cited 23×
- Manfredi v. MaherD. Connecticut· 1977-08-01· cited 19×
- Roselli v. AffleckD. Rhode Island· 1974-02-25· cited 14×
- Rita Bourgeois v. Jerald L. StevensFirst Circuit· 1976-04-02· cited 12×
- Martinez v. MaherD. Connecticut· 1980-02-27· cited 10×
- Houston Welfare Rights Organization, Inc. v. VowellS.D. Texas· 1975-02-11· cited 10×
- Lumpkin v. MeskillD. Connecticut· 1974-10-31· cited 4×
- Tibursio v. SchmidtW.D. Wisconsin· 1974-01-29· cited 2×
Cites
8 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Dandridge v. WilliamsSupreme Court· 1970-04-20· cited 3,777×
- Rosado v. WymanSupreme Court· 1970-04-20· cited 1,401×
- Jefferson v. HackneySupreme Court· 1972-10-10· cited 581×
- Swift & Co. v. WickhamSupreme Court· 1965-11-22· cited 469×
- Rosado v. WymanE.D. New York· 1970-10-27· cited 55×
- Connecticut State Department of Public Welfare v. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Social and Rehabilitation ServiceSecond Circuit· 1971-09-03· cited 40×
- Boddie v. WymanSecond Circuit· 1970-12-09· cited 10×
- Rosado v. WymanSecond Circuit· 1970-12-21· cited 7×
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