Majority
p. 1036No. 96-1961. No. 96-8619. No. 96-9024. No. 96-9083. No. 96-9089. No. 96-9229. No. 96-9301. Gordon v. Board of Education for the City of New York, Abellan v. Fairmont Hotel, Morrison v. Hall, Director, Oregon Department of Corrections, et al., Sanders v. United States, Taha v. Smith et al., McGinnis v. Brown, Secretary of Veterans Affairs, Banks v. United States District Court for the Western District of Missouri,
ante, p. 818;
520 U. S. 1278 ;
ante, p. 829;
ante, p. 831;
ante, p. 836;
ante, p. 840;
p. 1037Guinn v. Zavaras et al., Hill v. Farmers Home Group, James v. Singletary, Secretary, Florida Department of Corrections, et al., James v. Barclift et al., Stern v. Texas, Read v. Medical X-Ray Center, P. C., Sampson v. Bedoya, Judge, Circuit Court of Cook County, et al., Jarrett v. Toxic Action Wash, aka Ohio Citizen Action, Preston v. Bowersox, Superintendent, Potosi Correctional Center, In re Banks, Watkis v. Kuehne & Nagel, Inc., et al., Quillen v. Southwest Virginia Production Credit Assn., James v. Singletary, Secretary, Florida Department of Corrections, et al., In re Baez, Hill v. Maxwell et al., Barrois v. Unidentified Party et al., Winn v. United States, Dwight B. v. Jerri Lynn C., Washington v. Neville (three judgments), Hicks v. Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board et al., Smith v. Casellas, Chairman, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Mainville v. United States,
No. 96-9369.
No. 96-9517.
No. 96-9533.
No. 96-9534.
No. 97-45.
No. 97-263.
No. 97-292.
No. 97-5028.
No. 97-5133.
No. 97-5134.
No. 97-5156.
No. 97-5164.
No. 97-5228.
No. 97-5371.
No. 97-5510.
No. 97-5576.
No. 97-5632.
No. 97-5685.
No. 97-5814.
No. 97-5905.
No. 97-6024.
No. 97-6119.
ante, p. 845;
ante, p. 853;
ante, p. 854;
ante, p. 859;
ante, p. 914;
ante, p. 870;
ante, p. 872;
ante, p. 943;
ante, p. 805;
ante, p. 878;
ante, p. 879;
ante, p. 883;
ante, p. 918;
ante, p. 920;
ante, p. 901;
ante, p. 936;
ante, p. 923;
ante, p. 937;
ante, p. 958; and
ante, p. 940. Petitions for rehearing denied.