1. United Transp. Union v. State Bar of Michigan, No. 434, SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, January 20, 1971, Argued , April 5, 1971, Decided
OVERVIEW: Where a state bar enjoined collective activity by a union, undertaken to obtain meaningful access to the courts by its membership, such activity was a fundamental right within the protection of the First Amendment and was improperly enjoined.
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