31.   The school district case presented some overlapping issues but also some quite different ones.

32.   The two cases presented variations on the constitutional right of people to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures, embodied in the Fourth Amendment.

33.   The two cases presented the same basic question, but the courts dealt with it in very different ways.

34.   The Texas case presents the court with still another wrinkle.

35.   These cases present an example of such failures.

36.   These consolidated cases present the question whether national banks may serve as agents in the sale of annuities.

37.   This case presents one such situation.

38.   This case presents two issues that run all through the law.

39.   This case presents the question whether the application of this amendment to prisoners who committed their crimes before it was enacted violates the Ex Post Facto Clause.

40.   This case presents the question whether the Secretary exceeded his authority under the Act by promulgating that regulation.